The job growth further slowed down in May but UE RATE kept steady

US labor market growth continued with modestly slowly in May, but not enough to force an increase in unemployment.

NonFarm wages grew 139,000 last month, according to the A report Friday from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Economic forecasts called for gains of 130,000 and April’s job growth were 147,000 (revised from an originally reported 177,000).

Unemployment for May was 4.2% against expectations at 4.2% and April’s 4.2%.

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Always a close subsequent printing, the May pay data was of special imports this time, as a number of financial reports this week pointed to growing financial weakness. Among them was the slowest ADP job growth of more than two years, ISM services that slid into levels that suggested financial contraction and an increase in the first unemployed claims at the highest level since October.

Almost 4.50%when the week began, the 10-year-old US state course yield slipped to as low as 4.32%, and the odds of a summer-born rate cut (R) had risen significantly ahead of morning report. In minutes after the discharge, the 10-year dividend returned to 4.44%, and the odds of a 7-fed rate were reduced to only 16%from 30%, according to CME FedWatch.

Looking further, the odds of one or more batch cuts fell from Fed’s September meeting to 65% from 75%.

The US stock index futures added to previous winnings, NASDAQ in front of 0.8% and S&P 500 0.75%.

Checking other report information increased the average hour of earnings 0.4% in May against estimates for 0.3% and April’s 0.2%. On an annual basis, the average hour’s earnings were higher with 3.9% against forecasts for 3.7% and April 3.9%.

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