Financial Post
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May 28, 2026
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Brazil Job Creation Undershoots All Analyst Forecasts in April
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8]p62bcsmz}xlig21lnq05q]_media_dl_1.png Brazil labor ministry, Bloomberg Article content (Bloomberg) — Brazil’s formal job creation slowed much more than expected in April following a surprise surge the month before, as investors mull how much room central bankers have to cut their interest rate. Article content The economy created 85,888 formal jobs in April, below all estimates in a Bloomberg survey of analysts that had a 216,500 median forecast, according to government data published on Thursday. That increase was highly concentrated in the services sector, which reported 69,601 new positio…
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