164,000 jobs were added last month. Wall Street economists had expected an increase of about 193,000, according to Bloomberg.
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Breaking News: The U.S. unemployment rate fell to 3.9 percent in April, the lowest since 2000 and a sign that the job market has become even more competitive
164,000 jobs were added last month. Wall Street economists had expected an increase of about 193,000, according to Bloomberg.
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MSM except Fox news. "Nothing to see here. No new news on the unemployment rate in America --- Guns are bad though"
88% of statistics are made up.
I am sure that Barack Osama will somehow get credit for this...
LOL 1:57 and the democrats being all so ignorant will believe it.
1:49 PM yes especially this one. it is no where near the truth. unemployment is much much higher.
The government lies about all of the stats.
There are more people out of the work force (Participation Rate Decline) compared to 1970s.
That is the bottom line.
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