NEW YORK (Reuters) - The private sector in the U.S. in December created a number of jobs well above expectations, indicating a relative rebound of the U.S. economy at the end of the year 2012 in spite of the large uncertainties raised by the "wall budget" ("fiscal cliff") .
The U.S. private sector has created 215,000 jobs in December, against 133,000 expected by economists polled by Reuters shows Thursday the monthly survey from the consulting firm ADP.
"The real economy rebounds, and employment figures confirm. Markets now expect that politicians will not spoil it," said John Brady, RJ O'Brien
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