May Jobs Report Expected Friday: Economists Predict Slower Job Growth

The upcoming May nonfarm payrolls report is expected to show a slowdown in job creation with economists forecasting around 80,000 jobs added, down from the previous two months' average of 150,000. The data may reflect ongoing low hiring and firing trends, which could signal stagnation in labor market activity.

By Jeff Cox · CNBC ·

May Jobs Report Expected Friday: Economists Predict Slower Job Growth

Topics: employment labor market trends nonfarm payrolls

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