Why the market isn't thrilled about a blowout jobs report

Adrian Bogdan

Good news is bad news for markets on Friday. It was another amazing month for the US job market , but that wasn't really what investors wanted to hear. US employers added 172,000 jobs in May, far more than the 88,000 economists were expecting. The unemployment rate was unchanged at 4.3%. It's a positive signal for the US economy, suggesting that employers haven't yet been deterred by hotter inflation and lingering uncertainty over the US-Iran war. But for markets, a red-hot jobs report has come

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