The U.S. economy added 147,003 jobs in June, with the unemployment rate falling slightly to 3.6%, according to the latest jobs report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. This marks a steady recovery, though the pace of growth remains moderate. Analysts have noted the positive signs for labor market strength, but caution that further progress depends on continued economic activity.
FOX Business’ Taylor Riggs joined ‘Fox & Friends’ to discuss the June jobs report, Democrats’ attacks on the legislation, and the claims that it will target Medicaid. She emphasized the importance of the jobs report in shaping the political debate around economic policy, particularly as the legislative agenda moves forward.
The report’s modest job gains and stable unemployment rate are seen as mixed signals for the economy. While the addition of 147,000 jobs reflects resilience, the relatively slow pace of growth suggests that the labor market may still be vulnerable to external shocks. Analysts note that continued economic activity will be key to sustaining this positive trend.