The July jobs report came in well under expectations. Hiring slowed down to 114-thousand new jobs created.  The unemployment rate rose to 4-point-3-percent.

And now there are some fears of a bumpy landing and a recession.

KNX News chief correspondent Charles Feldman talked to Washington Post economics columnist Heather Long.

Traders on Wall Street were feeling pretty grumpy about the disappointing July jobs report.

The July jobs report came in well under expectations. Hiring slowed down to 114-thousand new jobs created.  The unemployment rate rose to 4-point-3-percent.
And now there are some fears of a bumpy landing and a recession.
KNX News chief correspondent Charles Feldman talked to Washington Post economics columnist Heather Long.
Traders on Wall Street were feeling pretty grumpy about the disappointing July jobs report.

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