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Labor Department's nonfarm payrolls report for July is forecast to show payroll gains of 185,000 on the month , down from 206,000 in June .
Job gains have averaged 203,000 a month for the first half of 2024 while the unemployment rate has drifted higher.
Goldman Sachs expects Beryl , which ravaged large parts of Texas , to pull down the jobs number by 15,000 ; Citigroup projects 150,000 .
Fed Chair Jerome Powell said earlier this week that an interest rate cut could be coming in September .
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