More new jobs and higher unemployment in the United States

The newly created jobs in the United States surprised the analysts happily, rising to 213,000 in the past month, or more than the average expectations of 200,000 new jobs.
What disappointed investors, however, was the unemployment figures. Instead of keeping at 3.8%, as expected, unemployment rose to 4%.
The other disappointing figures in the report were those of raising average hourly wages. The index grew by 0.2% on a monthly basis and 2.7% on an annual basis in June, against expectations of an increase of 0.3 and 2.8%, respectively.
All this has made investors take a step backwards in terms of forecasts of four US interest rates hikes this year after we've seen two. In other words, they can only expect another increase in interest rates this year.
The dollar has fallen sharply against other major currencies. The euro rose to 1.1750 levels after trading at levels of about 1.1700 previously.