A 'Now Hiring' sign is displayed during a Job News USA career fair in Louisville, Kentucky.
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The June jobs report Friday crushed expectations. How can investors trade the number using history as a guide?
The U.S. economy created 287,000 jobs in June versus the Wall Street consensus of 175,000. The data will now be a crucial factor in how the Federal Reserve decides on the future path of rate hikes.
Using Kensho, a hedge fund analytics tool, we looked at which sectors and stocks outperformed the week after the jobs report beat consensus by 10,000 or more since 2009.
Here is what we found.
