US job growth likely slowed in April as temporary boosts faded, while unemployment is expected to have stayed steady. ING's Francesco Pesole said markets are far more reactive to Gulf headlines than to economic data, and today’s numbers won’t be a 'game-changer' for the dollar | Collector

US job growth likely slowed in April as temporary boosts faded, while unemployment is expected to have stayed steady. ING's Francesco Pesole said markets are far more reactive to Gulf headlines than to economic data, and today’s numbers won’t be a 'game-changer' for the dollar

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US job growth likely slowed in April as temporary boosts faded, while unemployment is expected to have stayed steady. ING's Francesco Pesole said markets are far more reactive to Gulf headlines than to economic data, and today’s numbers won’t be a 'game-changer' for the dollar

US job growth likely slowed in April as temporary boosts faded, while unemployment is expected to have stayed steady. ING's Francesco Pesole said markets are far more reactive to Gulf headlines than to economic data, and today’s numbers won’t be a 'game-changer' for the dollar

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