Slowdown Expected in May Employment Data

Bob Johnson says the April boost in some sectors likely won't happen again and expects about 175,000 jobs added for May.

Robert Johnson, CFA, Jeremy Glaser

Jun 1, 2017

Jeremy Glaser: For Morningstar I'm Jeremy Glaser. Ahead of May's employment report I'm here with Bob Johnson, our director of economic analysis, for a preview.

Bob, thanks for joining me.

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