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U.S. Employment Growth Weakens in May

The U.S. economy added a smaller-than-expected number of jobs in May, with the reported increase falling short of forecasts. Official figures show just 37,000 new jobs were created during May, well below the anticipated 110,000. This contrasts with April’s figure of 62,000.

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