A few brief excerpts from a note by Goldman Sachs economist Spencer Hill:
We estimate nonfarm payrolls increased 195k in May (vs. consensus of 178k), as employment surveys remain at healthy levels and the payroll survey period largely preceded the recent trade war escalation. …
We expect an unchanged unemployment rate in tomorrow’s report (3.6%) … We estimate a 0.2% rise in average hourly earnings (mom sa) that lowers the year-over-year rate a tenth to 3.1%
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