by confoundedinterest17 Big cities have a host of problems, including congestion, crime and crippling taxation. Hence, the out-migration from big cities to smaller cities. But smaller cities also have better unemployment
New weekly unemployment claims spiked far more than expected last week to reach a five-month high, as the coronavirus pandemic and stay-in-place orders weighed heavily on the labor market. The
by confoundedinterest17 Its a Christmas miracle! Despite the numerous state and city lockdowns (and Anthony Fauci screaming about worsening Covid conditions), jobless claims checked in at 787k. The expectation was for 835k.
by confoundedinterest17 Good Thing! Challenger US Job Cut Announcements Year Over Year Percent Change fell from 185.9% in September to 60.4% in October. However, unit labor costs (a favorite measure of The
Center State Bank The housing market is one sector of the economy that has kept up the momentum from June though the summer, and September is expected to continue gaining
by Eseandre Mordi The US economy has set a new anti-record for the number of claims for unemployment. There Are Still More Jobless Claims Than in 2009 Jeroen Blokland, market analyst
Annandale Capital CEO George Seay joins Yahoo Finance’s Zack Guzman to break down the latest market and economic action as coronavirus concerns continue to grow.
by UPFINA The jobless claims report from the week of September 12th was important for a few reasons. Firstly, it was the BLS survey week for the September report. Secondly, non-seasonally adjusted
by Jason Burack of Wall St For Main St “There are three types of lies — lies, damn lies, and statistics.” ― Benjamin Disraeli One of the main components of stagflate and tax
Wall St. For Main St., Released on 8/31/20 Jason Burack is an investor, entrepreneur, financial historian, Austrian School economist, and contrarian. Jason co-founded the startup financial education company Wall St
by Daniel Lacalle via Mises The United States added 1.76 million Jobs in July 2020, compared to a consensus estimate of 1.48 million. Unemployment fell to 10.2 percent versus the 10.6 percent expected. It
Brown Advisory Head of Fixed Income Tom Graff weighs in on the latest jobless claims numbers.
by UPFINA There is some confusion with the jobless claims report from the week of July 25th. Seasonally adjusted initial claims rose, while unadjusted claims fell. This increase in seasonally adjusted
To keep in mind! US bankruptcies are spiking, initial jobless claims are transforming into permanent job losses and second waves are likely if not a given. Chart via @trevornoren pic.twitter.com/sVmhX44XpU
by Aegidius25 This Thursday the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) released it’s monthly employment report. I’ve long had a problem with the numbers this government agency puts out. Over the
