NEWS FLASH: Australia's May jobless rate remained steady at

NEWS FLASH: Australia's May jobless rate remained steady at 4.1% while employment fell by 2,500 versus an expected increase of 22,500, and the participation rate was 67% compared to an estimated 67.1%. - [DB]

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NEWS FLASH: Australia's May jobless rate remained steady at 4.1% while employment fell by 2,500 versus an expected increase of 22,500, and the participation rate was 67% compared to an estimated 67.1%. - [DB]