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Post by mhbruin on Aug 5, 2020 7:49:20 GMT -8
"The pace of U.S. private sector job growth slowed in July, perhaps as a result of the rising coronavirus infection rate. Private-sector employment rose 167,000 jobs in July, Automatic Data Processing Inc. reported Wednesday. The gain was well below forecasts from economists surveyed by Econoday who expected a gain of 1.9 million jobs. Job gains totaled 4.3 million in June and 3.3 million in May after a loss of 19.4 million in April, according to ADP data. "The report is consistent with fears that the rebound is running out of steam, economists said. Analysts use the ADP data to get an indication of the Labor Department’s employment monthly report, which will be released Friday and covers government jobs in addition to the private sector. SourceAs Jared Kushner, who you can count on to be wrong about everything, said, "The economy will be rocking by July."
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Post by spartacus on Aug 5, 2020 8:00:35 GMT -8
i think there was some pent up demand that goosed things for a little while and the car market is a good example of that. soon, the huge number of unemployed people will be out of money and that's when shit hits the fan. politically the problem is that most bozos equate economic health only to the stock market, which hasn't reflected reality yet.
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Post by mhbruin on Aug 5, 2020 9:28:41 GMT -8
Those $1,200 stimulus checks and the $600 unemployment played a role in goosing things up too.
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