June U.S. Jobs Report Anticipates Slower Growth and Rising Unemployment

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The U.S. labor market remains resilient with expected job growth slowing slightly in June, while the unemployment rate edges up to 4.3%. Teen summer employment is declining due to a tighter job market influenced by economic uncertainty and policy impacts, including immigration restrictions. Despite concerns about data reliability and political interference, experts trust the official statistics, though recent immigration policies may complicate economic interpretations and Federal Reserve decisions.
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