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US likely added nearly 100,000 jobs in July, but market is still tough for young and unemployed

The U.S. economy likely added around 100,000 jobs in July, signaling strong job security. However, young job seekers still face challenges despite a significant drop in unemployment benefit filings.

AP News· Aug 7, 2026 · 8:58 AM · 1 views

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The U.S. economy likely added around 100,000 jobs in July, signaling strong job security. However, young job seekers still face challenges despite a significant drop in unemployment benefit filings.

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