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Gold prices head higher on Friday as the U.S. Department of Labor's June jobs report revealed the smallest increase since 2020.

Rivian's stock rallied Friday toward an 8th-straight gain, after Wedbush analyst Dan Ives boosted his price target by 20% as the EV maker sees "firm" demand.

According to Bank of America strategists, the new pain trade, so to speak, would be lower bond yields with a lower Nasdaq and a stronger Japanese yen.

The U.S. created 209,000 new jobs in June to mark the smallest increase in more than two and a half years, in a sign the labor market may be cooling.

Here are some initial reactions from economists and other analysts following the release of the U.S. jobs report for June.

Government, healthcare and construction jobs led the hiring gains.

Several executives at crypto exchange Binance have recently left the company, mostly citing personal reasons, as regulatory pressure facing the company intensifies. 

One worrying sign emerged from June's job markets report -- there was a big pickup in the ranks of those working part-time unvoluntarily.

U.S. stock index futures were slightly lower Friday as investors digested the Labor Department's June jobs report which showed employers hired fewer staff than in previous months but still reflected a resilient economy that may justify further interest rate rises by the Federal Reserve.

The link between bond and equity prices has suddenly tightened so the jobs data on Friday may hold the key for markets at the end of the week.