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```htmlGolden Ten Data reported on July 1st that Jason Pride, Chief Investment Strategist at Glenmede, and Michael Reynolds, Vice President of Investment Strategy, stated that investors should expect the US unemployment rate in June to remain unchanged at 4.3%, with non-farm payrolls increasing by about 87,000. Although this is a decrease from May’s 172,000, it is still considered a strong result in the current “low hiring, low layoffs” labor market environment. While employment fundamentals largely remain intact, the focus of the Federal Reserve has shifted to inflation, which means that the timing of any future easing policy will depend more on inflationary pressures rather than employment growth itself.```

Glonghui, July 1 – According to a team of economists at Wells Fargo, the US labor market continues to gradually stabilize after hitting a low point in 2025. Initial jobless claims remain at low levels, and employment PMI data from various Federal Reserve districts also showed a slight rebound in hiring activity in June. However, other recent indicators have softened. Since the spring, the number of job postings and ADP’s weekly hiring indicators have both declined, while small business hiring plans dropped to a new low for this cycle in May. Overall, the data suggests that labor demand remains generally stable, with no clear signs of renewed acceleration.

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