(Reuters) - However, the softer job numbers expected on Friday at 7
a.m. will not stand in the way of a Bank of Canada
rate hike on July 10.
According to the average forecast of analysts surveyed by
Reuters, the economy will add 17,000 jobs in June and the
unemployment rate will stay unchanged at a three-decade low of
6.1 percent.
Read more at Reuters.com Economic News
a.m. will not stand in the way of a Bank of Canada
rate hike on July 10.
According to the average forecast of analysts surveyed by
Reuters, the economy will add 17,000 jobs in June and the
unemployment rate will stay unchanged at a three-decade low of
6.1 percent.
Read more at Reuters.com Economic News
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