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U.S. Snaps Hiring Hot Streak With Only 57,000 Jobs Added in June
The U.S. economy added fewer jobs than expected in June, with job gains cooling from a strong spurt this spring. The unemployment rate fell to 4.2% in June.
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Stocks Rise After June Hiring Misses Expectations
U.S. stocks were up data showed that the labor market grew at a slower-than-expected pace last month.
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Global Funds Keep Calm, Carry on as Yen Slides
Fund managers are taking a patient approach as speculation swirls that Japan could intervene again.
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Canada Factory Sector Expands in June on Rising Output, New Orders
The S&P Global Canada manufacturing purchasing managers index edged upward to 53.0 in June, from 52.9. This marks the third straight month above the 50 threshold-which signals expansion among the country's manufacturers.
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Eurozone's Labor Market Shows Resilience as Unemployment Touches Record Low
The unemployment rate reached a record low in April and May, underscoring continued resilience despite elevated economic disruptions caused by conflict in the Middle East.
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South Korea Inflation Accelerates to 30-Month High in June
Elevated inflation in the country is likely to strengthen the case for the central bank to tighten monetary policy at its rate-setting meeting later this month.
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Swiss Inflation Edges Lower After Energy Prices Cool
Annual inflation fell to 0.5% in June, the first decline since higher energy prices prompted prices to accelerate after the start of the war in Iran.
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What Germany's Economic Overhaul Means for Its Economy
The measures are a political gamble for a government that has seen its ratings plummet in the past year.
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Warsh Says Inflation Outlook Has Improved but Won't Say if Fed Should Hike Rates
The Fed chairman declined to say how the Fed will approach an upcoming debate over whether to raise rates, calling the coming meeting a "good family fight."
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Warsh's throwaway comment injects life into the debasement trade, for one day at least
As much as new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh tried to refrain from steering markets, it looks like he did.
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U.S. Plunges Trade Pact With Canada and Mexico Into Doubt
Washington declined to renew the deal by a deadline on Wednesday, setting it up for annual reviews.
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Michael Burry Cites 'Beginning of the End' With New AI Short Bets
Tesla, Caterpillar, Applied Materials and an ETF of chip stocks are in the idiosyncratic investor's crosshairs.
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What's Ahead for Tech and Other Sectors In the Second Half of 2026
Technology stocks may have more room to run than energy shares as AI spending remains strong and oil prices retreat.
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
July 02, 2026 11:15 ET (15:15 GMT)
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