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Brisk Jobs Growth Puts Focus on Fed
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The Labor Department reports 295,000 seasonally adjusted jobs created in Feb. 2015, with the unemployment rate dropping to 5.5%. This opens the path for the U.S. Fed to increase interest rates as early as June 2015.
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03/07/2015
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