8:48 AM ET Originally published December 4, 20158:32 AM ET Bill Chappell Twitter The U.S. economy added 211,000 jobs in November, the Labor Department says in its new report. The unemployment rate remained steady at 5 percent, according to the monthly data from the agency's Bureau of Labor Statistics – the last such report before the Fed meets later this month. That meeting of the Federal Reserve is widely expected to center on raising key interest rates, which have sat near zero for more than six years. The latest signal that the "normalization" process will begin came this week from Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen, who said: "I anticipate continued economic growth at a moderate pace...
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