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Canadian unemployment rises to highest since September 2018

2019-12-06 14:33:45 GMT (Economies.com)

At 13:30 GMT, the Canadian economy revealed the unemployment rate for November at 5.9%, the largest reading since September 2018, worse than forecasts and the previous reading of 5.5%. This data is Negative for the Canadian dollar.

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	Symbol	Last	Change	Chg.%
	EUR/USD	1.1808	0.0042	0.3565%
End of day analysis for the EURUSD 13-08-2020
	GBP/USD	1.3057	-0.0014	0.1037%

	Tadawul	7704.25	49.87	0.65%

	Silver	27.459	-1.090	3.818%

	Oil	42.285	0.300	0.715%
End of day analysis for Crude oil 13-08-2020
	Brent Oil	44.96	-0.47	1.03%

	Gold	1954.010	-81.385	3.998%
End of day analysi for Gold 13-08-2020

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