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Analyst: U.S. June Unemployment Rate Expected to Hold Steady at 4.3%, Labor Market Resilience Remains

[Analyst: U.S. June Unemployment Rate Expected to Hold Steady at 4.3%, Labor Market Resilience Remains] Golden Finance reported on July 1 that Jason Pride, Director of Investment Strategy, and Michael Reynolds, Vice President of Investment Strategy at private wealth management and investment firm Glenmede, said investors should expect the U.S. June unemployment rate to remain unchanged at 4.3%, with nonfarm payrolls growing by about 87k. Although this is down from 172k in May, it is still considered a strong result in the current "low hiring, low layoff" labor market environment. While the employment fundamentals remain largely intact, the Federal Reserve's focus has shifted to inflation, meaning that the timing of any future easing measures will depend more on inflation pressures than on job growth itself. (Jin Shi)