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After the massive let-down that was the European Central Bank's policy meeting on Thursday economists turn their attention to US job data for July.

After the massive let-down that was the European Central Bank's policy meeting on Thursday economists turn their attention to US job data for July.

Expectations are that non-farm payrolls will have increased by 100,000, after rising 80,000 in June. The US unemployment rate is tipped to remain at 8.2%.

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