Live updates: The July jobs report will be the latest data entry in the recession debate
The July non-farm payrolls report is set to be released on Friday, August 5 at 8:30 a.m.
The report arrives ahead of July's Consumer Price Index reading, set to be published on Wednesday, August 10. Together, the two reports will paint a crucial picture of the US economy that has technically entered a recession after the second consecutive quarter of negative GDP growth. Twitter icon
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