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  1. Canada Posts Small Jobs Gain in March, as Expected
    MT Newswires | 04/10/26 08:51 AM EDT

    Canada's employment was little changed in March, up 14,000 or 0.1% month over month, while the unemployment rate was unchanged at 6.7%, said the country's statistical agency in Friday's Labour Force Survey. The job increases were in line with a forecast 14,500 increase and 6.7% unemployement rate provided by MUFG.

  2. March US Consumer Prices Rise as Expected, Energy Prices Post Largest Gain Since 2005
    MT Newswires | 04/10/26 08:49 AM EDT

    The US seasonally adjusted consumer price index, a measure of inflation, rose by 0.9% in March, as expected in a survey compiled by Bloomberg as of 7:30 am ET and following a 0.3% increase in February, according to data released Friday by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

  3. Traders keep bets the fed will stay on hold all 2026
    Reuters | 04/10/26 08:43 AM EDT

    Traders on Friday kept bets the Federal Reserve will leave interest rates on hold through the end of 2026 after the Labor Department reported consumer prices surged in March, as expected. They continue to see about a one-in-three chance of chance of a rate cut by the Fed's December meeting, based on pricing in interest-rate futures contracts traded at CME Group.

  4. Wall St futures gain after March inflation data
    Reuters | 04/10/26 08:39 AM EDT

    U.S. stock index futures gained slightly on Friday after March inflation data calmed some concerns over the inflationary fallout of the Middle East conflict on the U.S. economy. A Labor Department report showed the Consumer Price Index rose 3.3% on an annual basis, in line with an estimated 3.3% rise according to economists polled by Reuters.

  5. US STOCKS SNAPSHOT-Wall St futures gain after March inflation data
    Reuters | 04/10/26 08:37 AM EDT

    U.S. stock index futures gained slightly on Friday after March inflation data calmed some concerns over the inflationary fallout of the Middle East conflict on the U.S. economy. A Labor Department report showed the Consumer Price Index rose 3.3% on an annual basis, in line with an estimated 3.3% rise according to economists polled by Reuters.

  6. US consumer inflation hot in March amid record surge in gasoline prices
    Reuters | 04/10/26 08:36 AM EDT

    U.S. consumer prices increased by the most in nearly four years in March as the war with Iran led to a record surge in the cost of gasoline and diesel, dealing a blow to President Donald Trump whose approval ratings have been falling because of unhappiness over his handling of the economy.

  7. *--US March CPI Energy Prices Up 10.9%, Gasoline Prices Up 21.2%, Accounts for Nearly 75% of Overall CPI Gain
    MT Newswires | 04/10/26 08:36 AM EDT

  8. US consumer inflation hot in March amid record surge in gasoline prices
    Reuters | 04/10/26 08:34 AM EDT

    * Consumer Price Index increases 0.9% in March, largest gain since mid-2022. * Gasoline prices account for nearly three quarters of rise in inflation. * CPI advances 3.3% year-on-year, largest increase since May 2024. * Core CPI gains 0.2%; increases 2.6% year-on-year. By Lucia Mutikani.

  9. Bitcoin gains after core CPI rose a less-than-forecast 0.2% in March.
    Coindesk | 04/10/26 08:33 AM EDT

    Headline inflation rose 0.9% last month, driven by the sharp rise in energy costs due to the Iran war.

  10. *--Brief: Canada's Unemployment Rate Unchanged at 6.7% in March; MUFG Says Consensus Saw at 6.8%
    MT Newswires | 04/10/26 08:31 AM EDT

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