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The June jobs report reveals a US labor market characterized by slower but steady gains, sparking debate over economic strength and future Fed policy.
Stock futures and major indices jumped as June's weaker-than-expected payroll data lowered the probability of future rate hikes.
US jobs report indicates potential labor market pickup
Wall Street futures are slipping as investors anticipate comments from Warsh and the release of June jobs data.