TechFlow news: Wall Street Journal reporter Nick Timiraos posted on X that the June employment report will make the July Fed meeting more interesting, as it could lead to the first real debate since the start of the year over whether to cut rates at the next meeting (in September). Nonfarm payrolls rose by 206,000 in June, but job gains for April and May were revised down by a combined 111,000, bringing the three-month average pace of job growth down to 146,000 and pushing the unemployment rate up to 4.1%.
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