U.S. Adds 224,000 Jobs in June, Jobless Rate Rises to 3.7%

The video discusses the job market in June, highlighting a significant rebound with 224,000 jobs created. Unemployment rose slightly to 3.7% due to a larger labor force. Wage gains were modest at 3.1% annually. Job growth was seen in construction, manufacturing, and healthcare, while retail faced losses, possibly due to the Amazon effect. Transportation and warehousing saw job increases. The video concludes with a discussion on whether these economic indicators justify a Fed rate cut.

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