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U.S. Employment Rises Much Less Than Expected In September
Source: Nasdaq
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U.S. employment growth in September came in much weaker than expected, according to the Labor Department's closely watched report. The downside labor-market surprise may increase expectations for a more accommodative Federal Reserve policy path and could pressure risk sentiment while supporting bonds.
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