US Jobs Report Anticipated

The U.S. jobs report for May is expected to show 85,000 roles added, with the unemployment rate holding steady at 4.3%.

This data will frame the start of Kevin Warsh's term as Federal Reserve Chairman.

However, the report shocked Wall Street with 172,000 jobs added, fueling rate-hike bets and putting pressure on tech stocks.

Despite this, the Trump administration is touting the strong numbers as a sign of its economic policies working, while some analysts warn of underlying issues.