(Bloomberg) -- Traders and investors expect U.S. employers added 80,700 non-farm workers in April, according to an auction of economic derivatives by the Chicago Mercantile Exchange today.
The government will release the April labor data at 8:30 a.m. in Washington today. The forecast implied in the derivatives auction was down from an estimate in an auction yesterday that indicated traders predicted a gain of 88,900 jobs last month. The CME released the auction figures on its Web site.
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