Economics
Fed Officials See Strong Job Gains After April ‘Head-Scratcher’
- Fed presidents Kaplan, Evans and Daly play down tepid payrolls
- Supply frictions seen behind disappointing April job report
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April’s disappointing employment report doesn’t change the upbeat outlook for the U.S. labor market amid strong consumer demand, Federal Reserve officials said.