"US Hiring Slows in June, Rattling Markets and Fed Rate Increases"
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US hiring in June slowed more than expected, with employers adding 850,000 jobs, falling short of the projected 900,000. The unemployment rate, however, increased slightly to 5.9% as more people entered the labor market. The slowdown in hiring suggests that the labor market recovery may be losing momentum, raising concerns about the strength of the economic recovery.
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