Australia’s Unemployment Rate rises to 4.1% in March vs. 4.0% expected
FXStreetApr 17, 2025 1:32 AM
Australia’s Unemployment Rate rose to 4.1% in March, according to the official data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) on Thursday. The figure came below the market consensus of 4.2%.
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