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Last Friday’s jobs report released by the Labor Department fell well below Wall Street’s expectations.

Last Friday’s jobs report released by the Labor Department fell well below Wall Street’s expectations.

Last Friday’s jobs report released by the Labor Department fell well below Wall Street’s expectations.

Janet Yellen's remarks helped send both the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite to their highest closing levels for the year, while the S&P remains roughly 21 points behind its all-time high closing value.

Fed Chief Janet Yellen said the unexpectedly weak May jobs report released Friday was 'concerning,'in her final remarks ahead of the FOMC's two-day policy meeting next week.

Fed Chief Janet Yellen said the unexpectedly weak May jobs report released Friday was 'concerning,'in her final remarks ahead of the FOMC's two-day policy meeting next week.

U.S. stocks pared some of their gains on Monday after Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen painted a mostly positive picture of the economy and said interest rates were still on their way, but was less specific on the timing.

U.S. stocks pared some of their gains on Monday after Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen painted a mostly positive picture of the economy and said interest rates were still on their way, but was less specific on the timing.

U.S. stocks pared some of their gains on Monday after Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen painted a mostly positive picture of the economy and said interest rates were still on their way, but was less specific on the timing.

Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen on Monday said the dismal May employment report has raised significant questions about the economic outlook that will weigh on officials as they determine when to lift short-term interest rates.

Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen on Monday said the dismal May employment report has raised significant questions about the economic outlook that will weigh on officials as they determine when to lift short-term interest rates.

Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen will likely keep the door open to an interest rate hike within the next few months when she speaks on Monday.

Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen will likely keep the door open to an interest rate hike within the next few months when she speaks on Monday.

The U.S. economy's rebound from a weak winter has moved the Federal Reserve closer to raising rates, though last month's poor employment report might give it pause, a top Fed official said on Monday.

The U.S. economy's rebound from a weak winter has moved the Federal Reserve closer to raising rates, though last month's poor employment report might give it pause, a top Fed official said on Monday.

The U.S. interest rate hike so many investors were banking on either this month or in July may not happen in the near-term after the U.S. economy added just 38,000 jobs in May.

The labor market, which for weeks was heralded as one of the bright spots in the U.S. economy, saw a sharp slowdown in job creation in May, delivering a significant downside surprise to both Wall Street and the Federal Reserve.

The labor market, which for weeks was heralded as one of the bright spots in the U.S. economy, saw a sharp slowdown in job creation in May, delivering a significant downside surprise to both Wall Street and the Federal Reserve.

The labor market, which for weeks was heralded as one of the bright spots in the U.S. economy, saw a sharp slowdown in job creation in May, delivering a significant downside surprise to both Wall Street and the Federal Reserve.

Despite a nice rally, the greenback may still grind higher.