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Australian Jobs Soar 76,300 in June, Boosting Rate-Hike Bets

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Australian employment rose by 76,300 in June, continuing the previous month's gains. This indicates ongoing strength in the labor market. The strong data has increased speculation that the Reserve Bank of Australia may raise interest rates again.

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Australian employment surged in June.

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Australian employment surged in June.

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Australian employment surged in June, extending the previous month’s gains, underscoring the ongoing strength in the labor market and stoking bets on another interest-rate increase.

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Australian employment surged in June.

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The labor market is exhibiting ongoing strength.

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The employment data is stoking bets on another interest-rate increase.

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The June gains extend the previous month’s gains.

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