The US economy created significantly fewer jobs than what the market expected, according to the latest report released by the Department of Labor Statistics
In the past month, 266,000 non-farm payrolls were added,
compared to 990K expected.
Along with the payrolls came the unemployment rate, that
also underperformed, as it rose to 6.1% last month, higher than the 5.8%
expected.
The reports came after the Fed announced it will keep the
interest rates unchanged and multiple restrictions have been eased. Analysts
were looking for a strong job market report that could prove that the market is
going back to pre-pandemic levels.
Markets reacted in a mixed fashion to the news, with USA30
losing 0.03% and USA500 adding 0.37%.
Sources: forexfactory.com, investing.com
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