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Yes. As I said, there are always conflicting currents, always.From your link-
But other surveys have suggested continued strength in the U.S. labor market. The Institute for Supply Management on Wednesday pointed to substantial employment gains in May for the U.S. services sectors. On Thursday, the Department of Labor reported U.S. weekly unemployment claims remained unchanged from the week prior, and the closely watched four-week moving average for initial jobless claims declined.
Moreover, the Conference Board’s labor market differential – an indicator reflecting the percentage of consumers saying jobs are plentiful minus the percent saying jobs are hard to find – rose to 36.3 in May, the highest reading since December 2000.
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