JUNE JOBS REPORT IN FOCUS Markets expect the U.S. to have added 114,000 jobs in June, down from 172,000 in May, with unemployment seen at 4.3%. A resilient labor market could keep the Fed cautious on rate cuts, while a weaker-than-expected report may boost easing hopes. Economists expect limited market reaction unless payrolls or wage growth significantly exceed forecasts.(*Walter Bloomberg)