On Friday morning, the Bureau of Labor Statistics released the much anticipated June jobs. It showed only 80,000 jobs were created in June and the unemployment rate was stable at 8.2 percent.
Private payrolls increased by 84,000 jobs while manufacturing jobs expanded by just 11,000.
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