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U.S. jobs data support the case for a September rate cut by the Fed.

And a Wall Street Journal poll spells trouble for President Biden after the debate.

Biden's job was to draw a contrast between him and Trump, in which he shows Trump to be dangerous to democracy

and dangerous to the economy. That just isn't happening according to this poll.

Plus, the head of America's biggest retail bank has a warning for its 86 million customers.

It's Friday, July 5th, I'm Sabrina Siddiqui for the Wall Street Journal.

This is the PM edition of What's News, the top headlines and business stories that move the world today?

The Labor Department says the U.S. added a solid 2006,000 jobs in June,

slightly beating expectations and continuing a strong run.

But the unemployment rate also ticked up to 4.1% a sign of slack in a labor market that has already

shown some hints of gradually slowing down.

Joining us to discuss the latest numbers is the Wall Street Journal's economics reporter

Justin Leithart. Justin what do the the latest numbers is the Wall Street Journal's economics reporter Justin

Leahart. Justin what do the latest numbers tell us about the state of the job

market? First thing it does show that the job market is still healthy. We're

still adding jobs but it definitely is cooling. It's not a

huge concern in itself, but we do know that a job market that gets bad first it comes into balance and then it gets bad so you have to worry about that

Can you walk us through some of the other indications that the job market is continuing to cool?

First thing, we saw a good gain of 206,000 jobs,

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