‘Solid’ US Jobs Report Is Optical Illusion

The US economy added more jobs than expected last month, and you can thank state and local governmen

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11 thoughts on “‘Solid’ US Jobs Report Is Optical Illusion

      1. Bro that’s woke CRT socialist ideology. You need to wean yourself off that fake lived experience and become a self reliant MAN WHO DEFENDS FREEDOM.

    1. A little color from a regular person: assuming teachers are categorized as state government employees, many teachers change jobs this time of year, creating the appearance of job gains. I suppose some new teachers are joining the workforce but the data on people entering the teaching field suggests that is not a robust pipeline of new worker bees. Also, many nursing undergrads are entering the workforce right now, including my niece and everyone in her graduating class. They are all getting scooped up. So prob some seasonality to the healthcare contribution, though not sure if that’s accounted for in their made up guesstimate.

  1. State and local govt specifically education was a big increase. That is likely a seasonal adjustment error. The fomc is going to sleepwalk us into a slowdown.
    The report was below average.

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