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Good morning. Today is Friday, June 7th. I'm Julie Morgan. We have a preview of the jobs report. A firm is offering more

options and Robin Hood is expanding its crypto business globally. The first week of June will culminate today with the biggest of several labor-related data reports.

The Department of Labor's Employment Situation Report for May, also known as the Non-Farm Payrolls Report. report for

job-of-a-artoules report. On Tuesday, data for job openings in April softened more than expected. A day later,

ADPs take on private employment also signaled a slower growth scenario.

And Thursday, Challenger's job cuts reports show that year-to-date announced job cuts are

at the third highest level since May of 2009 and that hiring

rates have weakened. Economists on average expect that the US economy added

188,000 jobs in May up from the Bureau of Labor Statistics' initial estimate of

175,000 jobs added in April.

The unemployment rate is expected to stay unchanged at 3.9%, which remains near record lows.

With inflation being the Federal Reserve's main focus, the jobs report data on average hourly earnings will be important.

That's expected to rise 0.3% month over month, a tick up from the 0.2% increase in April,

according to the consensus estimate.

On a year over year basis, that's expected to be a 3.9% increase

unchanged from the prior month's pace.

The labor force participation rate is expected to stay at 62.7% according to the consensus estimate.

A firm Holdings has announced two new payment options, pay in two and pay in 30.

The company says this offers more flexibility for customers that get paid semi-monthly or

monthly.

The new options will allow customers to make payments in two interest-free

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