[The number of new jobs in the United States in May exceeded expectations, and the Fed may need to maintain interest rates for longer] Golden Finance reported that the pace of job growth in the United States in May was much faster than expected, which means that the Federal Reserve may not start to cut interest rates until September at the earliest. In addition, the unemployment rate rose to 4.0% from 3.9% in April, breaking the previous record of 27 consecutive months below 4%. Although the job market has softened in recent months, its still solid performance has allowed the Federal Reserve to take its time so far in deciding when to start lowering borrowing costs. The Federal Reserve is expected to keep its base rate unchanged next week, but there have been other recent signs that the job market may be beginning to relax more steadily.