Nick Timiraos, Known As The 'Fed’s Megaphone': The U.S. Unemployment Rate In June Stood At 4.189%, The Lowest Level Since Last June's 4.140%

"Fed Mouthpiece" Nick Timiraos: Over The Past Six Months, The Private Sector Has Added An Average Of 88,000 Jobs Per Month, Marking The Fastest Pace In Two Years. Meanwhile, Total Employment Has Risen By An Average Of 92,000 Jobs Per Month Over The Same Period, The Strongest Growth Since Early 2025

Federal Reserve's Daly: U.S. Housing Inflation Is Declining

Nick Timiraos, Often Dubbed The 'Fed's Megaphone': The U.S. Economy Added 57,000 Jobs In June, While Revised Data For May And April Combined Showed A Net Reduction Of 74,000 Jobs. The Unemployment Rate Edged Down Slightly To 4.2%. The Leisure And Hospitality Sector Shed 61,000 Jobs In June

[The US June Seasonally Adjusted Non-Farm Employment Increased By 57,000, Compared To An Expected 110,000.] July 2nd: In June, The U.S. Added 57,000 Non-farm Payroll Jobs On A Seasonally Adjusted Basis, Lower Than The Expected 110,000. The Previous Value Was Revised From An Increase Of 172,000 Jobs To 129,000 Jobs