Market is expecting U.S. non-farm payroll jobs to fell by their smallest amount in seven months in May, but the unemployment rate looks set to climb to its highest in nearly 26 years. Canada data was worst than expected, with a 8.4% unemployment rate and -41.8K. Nothing of a certain law in here, but being both economies so close to each other, monthly unemployment report tends to follow the same trend. A worst than expected reading in the U.S. will mean we are not as close to the bottom as we suppose, stocks will fall, dollar will rise? Seems to be a chance. For now, is a wait and see, for 30 minutes more.
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