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US stocks fell on June 3, 2022, led by tech shares, after the May jobs report showed 390,000 jobs added and unemployment steady at 3.6%. Job growth was stronger than expected, and Treasury yields rose toward 3%.
A tight labor market supports further Fed rate hikes, which firm the dollar and raise borrowing costs for feed buyers and livestock producers.
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