According to Bureau of Labor Statistics data, the U.S. economy added 139,000 jobs in May, while unemployment remained steady at 4.2%. Although the overall hiring pace matched expectations, the numbers masked growing fragility. Job gains were heavily concentrated in health care and hospitality. Other sectors — including manufacturing, retail, and professional services — posted job losses…
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