US private payrolls rose 44,000 in July, up from a revised +95,000 in the prior month, but the increase came in below expectations as companies added fewer jobs than expected. The softer-than-anticipated hiring print may temper rate-cut expectations and supports a more cautious growth outlook.
US private payrolls rose 44,000 in July, up from a revised +95,000 in the prior month, but the increase came in below expectations as companies added fewer jobs than expected. The softer-than-anticipated hiring print may temper rate-cut expectations and supports a more cautious growth outlook.
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