This is breaking news for the June jobs

report. The numbers just crossing the

wire. 57,000 jobs were added to the US

economy in the month of June. That's far

less than the 113,000

that economists had forecasted based

upon Bloomberg estimates. Also, we have

average hourly earnings for the month of

June coming in line with estimates at 3

and a half% and unemployment actually

coming in a tick lower than what

economists had forecasted at 4.2%.

economists had expected 4.3%.

And so ultimately what we're seeing here

is less jobs added to the US economy

during the month of June than expected.

Also taking a look at the month of May.

Previously the government have reported

that 172,000 jobs were added. But now we

did get some revisions. Now, we now see

that 129,000

jobs were added in the month of May

instead of that robust 172,000.