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MNI BRIEF:US Jan Payrolls Blows Expectations Away, U-Rate 3.4%

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Blowout jobs report will keep Fed on its hiking path.

U.S. employers added 517,000 jobs in January, double the pace in December and easily surpassing analyst expectations for a below-200,000 reading, as the unemployment rate sank a tenth to 3.4%, the lowest since 1969, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Friday. November and December payrolls figures were also revised 71,000 higher.

The data will likely keep the Federal Reserve on its hiking path. (See: MNI INTERVIEW:Fed Could Need To Hike Again After Pause-Ireland)

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U.S. employers added 517,000 jobs in January, double the pace in December and easily surpassing analyst expectations for a below-200,000 reading, as the unemployment rate sank a tenth to 3.4%, the lowest since 1969, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Friday. November and December payrolls figures were also revised 71,000 higher.

The data will likely keep the Federal Reserve on its hiking path. (See: MNI INTERVIEW:Fed Could Need To Hike Again After Pause-Ireland)

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