The US labor market is buckling: July payrolls rose only 73,000, but downward revisions wiped nearly a quarter million jobs off May and June, bringing the 3-month average to just 35,000 — the weakest run since the pandemic — while unemployment rises and participation falls.

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A quarter million jobs wiped off the books from May and June. The 3-month average now sits at just 35,000. That's the weakest run since the pandemic.

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