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USD: April jobs report should go down in infamy; here is what to expect - BofA
eFXdata reports that Bank of America Global Research discusses its expectations for US jobs report for the month of April.
"The April employment report will reveal unprecedented job losses as the economy has been shutdown to control the spread of COVID-19. We forecast 22 million in nonfarm payroll losses and a massive spike in the unemployment rate to 15% from 4.4% in March," BofA notes.
"Meanwhile, average weekly hours should plunge to a new record low of 33.5, though this should have a side effect of boosting wage growth by 1.0% mom or 3.9% yoy as impacted workers will skew towards low-to-medium wage," BofA adds.
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