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In the toolkits of economists, jobs reports have a reputation of being one of their most highly accurate rear-view mirrors.
And Friday's Goldilocks report of weaker-than-expected, but still-strong job gains in June showed the Fed's series of rate hikes had yet to alter the glide path of the economy from a soft landing.
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