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Employment Report (Mar.)

The 431,000 rise in non-farm payrolls is another sign that the real economy has plenty of momentum, though with those gains now being helped by a stronger rebound in the labour force, there are signs that wage growth may have peaked. US March employment report Drop-In (1st April, 10:00 EDT/15:00 BST): Paul Ashworth and Mike Pearce will be discussing the March payrolls data and what they mean for the recovery outlook and Fed policymaking in this 20-minute briefing today. Register here.

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