NEW: U.S. job openings undershoot expectations in July at 7.271 million; June revised down to 7.182 million

AI Market Summary
U.S. JOLTS job openings fell short of expectations and prior months were revised lower, reinforcing evidence of a cooling labor market ahead of the August payrolls report. The data can shift near-term rates expectations by lowering the perceived need for restrictive policy, typically pressuring the U.S. dollar and supporting rate-sensitive assets, while increasing sensitivity to upcoming labor and inflation releases.
Impact level
● Medium
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NEW: U.S. job openings eased more than expected in July, with vacancies totaling 7.271 million. June's reading was revised lower to 7.182 million. The figures reinforce signs the labor market cooled over the summer, setting the stage for Friday's August employment report.