By WSJ Staff

Traders and investors will have their eyes on the June jobs report due this morning. Economists polled by the The Wall Street Journal forecast that 115,000 jobs were added in June, though analysts warn the figure could be distorted by short-term hiring related to the World Cup.

  • That figure would be a downtick from May's reading of 172,000.
  • The unemployment rate is expected to remain steady at 4.3%.
  • Hiring by private-sector employers grew slightly below expectations in June, human-resources company ADP said this week.

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