Poland's jobless rate decreased to 11% in April from 11.2% in March, the Central Statistical Office said Tuesday. Economists expected the rate to be 11.2%. The jobless rate decreased for the first time in five months in April. During the month, the number of registered unemployed persons declined to 1.71 million from 1.75 million in the preceding month
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