U.S. employers continued to hire workers at a solid pace according to the June jobs report even as readings from April and May were revised lower, a sign that could please the Federal Reserve.
Preview of the Week Ahead The June jobs report will likely show the unemployment rate unchanged at 3.7% and payroll job growth throttling back to a still-decent 252,000 from 339,000 in May. The ISM surveys will likely show service-providing industries cooled in June, while manufacturing activi...
But CBO significantly revised up projections for federal spending. Outlays are now expected to hit 24.2% of GDP this year and average 24% over the next decade. Wow. …Entitlement spending—which now includes student loans—is growing at a pace that is fiscally unsustainable. Financing these prog...
Numbers for the prior two months were downwardly revised, with May now showing 218,000 additional jobs instead of the previously reported272,000 increase.April's count was also revised lower, to 108,000 from 165,000. Average hourly earnings were 3.9% higher in June from a year earlier, the...
Our game is on-going, constantly being revised of course, so the strategy we need to take is not typical to that we’d pursue for a one-shot release title. We think we have the basis of what should serve us well, and we’re changing the project structure to reflect this. On the ...
The bill would consolidate the host of current repayment options down to two—a standard 10-year repayment plan and a Revised Pay As You Earn (REPAYE) repayment plan with minor changes. The REPAYE plan is an income-driven repayment (IDR) plan, which currently allows borrowers to pay a ...
Rick Rule: Expect Awakening In Gold Amid Govt Overspending Key insights The Bureau of Labor Statistics revised their real hourly compensation estimates from a weak but positive gain to a drop of 4.7%, which is an astounding revision. The government’s job numbers may not accurately reflect the ...
I don’t find that particularly surprising (although who knows what the numbers will eventually be revised to) – Covid was a really big disruption and costly dislocation in all sorts of ways – and was much more puzzled by the earlier indications that a reasonable level of productivity growth...
“June typically averages the most job gains of the summer months, with well over 700,000 jobs added on average since 2006, but these are some of the strongest numbers we’ve seen since the recovery,” said John A. Challenger, Chief Executive Officer of Challenger, Gray & Christmas, Inc...
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