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Topic: Non-agricultural agriculture in April was far lower than expected, and non-agricultural agriculture in February and March was revised down by 2cactuspetes.20,000 people
Commenting on non-agricultural data, Paul Ashworth, chief North American economist at Capital Capital Macroeconomics, said that in retrospect, the weather may have helped job growth in the winter month, which is more clearly reflected in April.cactuspetesPotential trends. "We suspect that a near-record warm winter explains some of the strength in the first four months, and another slowdown in April also partly confirms this-construction employment increased by only 8000 and leisure and hospitality employment increased by only 5000."