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US economy adds more jobs than expected in March
Apr 5, 2024 7:55 AM

The US government released the payrolls report for March, which revealed the addition of 303 thousand new jobs to the work force last month, above estimates of 212 thousand, and up from 270 thousand in the previous reading.

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