Brazil creates less formal jobs than expected in November
ReutersDec 27, 2024 1:00 PM
BRASILIA, Dec 27 (Reuters) - Brazil's economy created a net 106,625 formal jobs in November, data from the labor ministry showed on Friday, falling short of the 129,500 positions expected in a Reuters poll of economists.
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