Today, the Bureau of Labor Statistics released its monthly non-farm payroll report. It saw solid jobs growth in June, stronger than what economists expected. The May report was also revised higher.NFP June: 222KForecast: 175KNFP May: 152K (revised up from 138K) (courtesy of forexfactory.com)Historically, the 222K reading is just above the middle of its 5-year range. (courtesy of tradingeconomics.com)The unempoyment rate stands at 4.4%, a tick higher than the 4.3% seen in April. Furthermore, average earnings per hour rose 2%, or $0.04, making it $26.25.The US Dollar got a boost after the NFP. The improved job growth, if sustained should let the Fed raise interests 2 more times as they had planned.