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Jobs report is expected to show a pickup in hiring — but with stagnant wages

Economists predict a modest increase in U.S. job hiring, with an expected 83,000 new jobs added in July. However, wages remain stagnant despite rising inflation pressures, raising concerns about the economy's health.

NBC News· Aug 7, 2026 · 10:28 AM · 2 views

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