Rebound in job growth eyed, but momentum still slow

With the aid of Lucia Mutikani WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Job boom doubtless accelerated in April, but more than likely still lacked enough muscle to lend a hand the economy head off the blow from deep government finances cuts and better taxes. Nonfarm payrolls are anticipated to have increased through 145,000, consistent with a Reuters survey of economists after stumbling to a nine-month low of 88,000 in March. While March's meager job features most probably exaggerated the labor market's weak spot, the anticipated increase for April would still fall short of the month-to-month moderate of 200,000 new jobs for the first two months of this yr. …