On April 4th, the US non-farm payrolls recorded 228,000 after the March quarterly adjustment, an increase higher than the 135,000 expected by the market.
The U.S. unemployment rate ended a four-consecutive rise, but the new non-farm population was less than expected. Traders increased their bets on a 50 basis point interest rate cut in September. A picture to understand the highlights of this data > >
Investment banks generally expect the non-farm population to be lower than the previous value in June, and the unemployment rate will remain flat at 4%. Some investment banks also predict that the unemployment rate will return to 3.9%.