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États-Unis : l’emploi cale, le chômage recule
Les créations d'emplois non agricoles aux États-Unis ont augmenté de 57 000 en juin, un rythme qui ralentit par rapport aux 129 000 créées en mai. L’article États-Unis : l’emploi cale, le chômage recule est apparu en premier sur Leconomiste Maghrebin.
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