(Bloomberg) -- Canada's dollar fell after a
government report showed employers added fewer jobs in May than
economists forecast.
Canada's economy added 9,300 jobs last month after shedding
5,200 positions in April, Statistics Canada said today.
Employers were expected to add 14,300 new jobs in May, according
to the median forecast of 24 economists surveyed by Bloomberg.
The unemployment rate held steady at 6.1 percent.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
government report showed employers added fewer jobs in May than
economists forecast.
Canada's economy added 9,300 jobs last month after shedding
5,200 positions in April, Statistics Canada said today.
Employers were expected to add 14,300 new jobs in May, according
to the median forecast of 24 economists surveyed by Bloomberg.
The unemployment rate held steady at 6.1 percent.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
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