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The US economy added 147,000 jobs in June, Overcoming analysts’ expectations, as the labor market is still stable despite the economic uncertainty that President Donald Trump’s policies driven.

The Ministry of Labor issued the numbers on Thursday. The data, which was released early, showed that the Independence Day holiday on Friday showed that the unemployment rate fell from May by 0.1 percent to 4.1 percent. The average work week was shorter last month, indicating that companies may reduce hours among the increasing economic opposite winds.

Government jobs at government levels and local levels led the gains, adding 73,000 jobs in June. State governments have added 47,000 jobs, led by 40,000 in education. Local government jobs have grown by 23,000. The federal rupture continues at a loss of 7,000 jobs, which represent 69,000 lost jobs since January.

The gains in government jobs followed the health care sector, adding 39,000 jobs. Increased employment in social assistance by 19,000 jobs.

“On the network, it was a good report,” Sarah House, senior economists in Wales Vargo, told Associated Press.

“But when you dig under the surface, another job report did not look good as the first eye meets.”

The uncertainty that looms on the horizon with Trump’s definitions and immigration policies has led to a little change in a large part of the private sector in terms of employment, including in construction, mining, oil and gas extraction, wholesale and retail trade, transportation, financial services, professional and commercial services, entertainment and hospitality.

Trump’s ongoing changes in the definition policy, announcing and suspending import taxes, then coming up with new forms, confusing companies and frequency in making decisions on employment and investment.

The demobilization started, but it is still relatively low. The report of the unemployed requests for the weekly work of the Ministry of Labor, which was also issued on Thursday, said that the claims decreased by 4000 to 233,000. the ADP special salary lists report On Wednesday, a net loss of 33,000 jobs showed.

“Although the demobilization of workers is still rare, the frequency of employment and reluctance to replace the departed workers led to losses in jobs last month,” said Nella Richardson, ADP, ADP.

The job report also showed on Thursday that the average wages in the clock came with more cooler than expected expected, as it increased by 0.2 percent from May and 3.7 percent from the previous year.

The number of the year, which approaches 3.5 percent, is on an annual basis, which is consistent with the target of inflation in the Federal Reserve of 2 %.

“For the fourth month in a row, jobs numbers beat market expectations with nearly 150,000 good jobs created in June,” White House press secretary Caroline Levit said in a statement.

She said in reference to the Republican legislation to reduce taxes, food assistance and the health insurance program for low -income Americans.

Growth

Despite the description of the White House, the US labor market is widely cooling last year. This year, employers added an average of 130,000 jobs per month, a decrease of average 186,000 in 2024. From 2021 to 2023, the American economy added an average of 400,000 jobs per month, as it was compensated for the jobs delivered during the Covid-19s.

Other data shows the US economy to contract. Last week, a report issued by the Ministry of Commerce found that the American economy was shrinking 0.5 percent in the first quarter.

The American workforce – the number of those working and searching for work – decreased by 130,000 last month after a decrease of 625,000 in May. Economists expected to deport Trump’s immigration – and fear them – to remove foreign workers from the workforce.

The Ministry of Labor said that the number of workers who believe that there are no jobs available for 256,000 last month to 637,000.

Wells Fargo expected that the growth of monthly jobs would decrease to less than 100,000 in the second half of the year. House said: “We give in to the speed of job growth,” said House. “There is still a lot of uncertainty in politics.”