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Job Growth Totaled 303,000 in March, Better Than Expected, and Unemployment Was 3.8%

US Nonfarm Payrolls Actual 303k (Forecast 200k, Previous 275k)

Job Growth Totaled 303,000 in March, Better Than Expected, and Unemployment Was 3.8%

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