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Hope & Change Now At 9.8%
Wow the stimilus package really is working, oh yes we are getting further away from not going over 8% as the President told us if we passed his failed spending package of shovel ready jobs
By Greg Robb, MarketWatch WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — The U.S. economy added jobs at a much slower pace in November than in October, suggesting that the economy will continue to struggle in coming months. Nonfarm payrolls rose by 39,000 in November, far lower than the 155,000 gain expected by economists surveyed by MarketWatch and the upwardly revised figure of 172,000 jobs gained in October. See MarketWatch calendar of key economic indicators. The unemployment rate unexpectedly rose to 9.8% in November from 9.6% in October according to a separate survey of 60,000 households. Economists had been expecting the unemployment rate to remain steady. This is the highest unemployment rate since April. The report is sure to upset financial markets, and stock futures /quotes/comstock/21m!f:sp\z10 (SPZ10 1,217, -6.00, -0.49%) dropped quickly after the report. Economists had thought they had detected the economy picking up steam. “November’s U.S. employment report is a painful reality check for those hoping that a meaningful acceleration in economic activity was underway,” said Paul Dales, a U.S. economist at Capital Economics. Unemployment increased by 276,000 to 15.1 million for November, while employment fell, dipping 173,000 to 138.9 million. Read the full government report. Of the 15.1 million persons unemployed in November, 41.9% had been jobless for 27 weeks or more. This statistic has alarmed Federal Reserve officials and was one key factor in their decision to launch a controversial $600 billion bond-purchase plan last month to try to give the economy a push. U.S. economy adds just 39,000 jobsThe U.S. economy added far fewer jobs than expected in November while the unemployment rate rose to 9.8%, the highest since April, underlining continued weakness in the labor market. Evan Newmark, Dennis Berman, Steve Russolillo, Phil Izzo and Sudeep Reddy discuss. The payrolls count in September and October was revised higher by a cumulative 38,000. Payrolls fell a revised 24,000 in September and rose by 172,000 in October. An alternative measure of the unemployment rate, which includes discouraged workers and those forced to work part-time because of the weak economy, held steady at 17%. Among all industries 52% were hiring, down from 58% in October Retail sales lost 28,000 jobs in November. This caught economists by surprise. Many had expected shops to add workers for the holiday season. The factory sector lost 13,000 jobs. Temporary help services and health care added jobs. The government sector shed 11,000 jobs in November. The average workweek was steady at 34.3 hours. Average hourly earnings in September were virtually unchanged at $22.75. Economists had been expecting a 0.2% gain. Earnings are up 1.6% in the past year. Incoming House Speaker John Boehner quickly put out a statement urging Democrats to stop all tax increases and cut spending. “If they don’t, the new House majority will in January,” Boehner said. Taxes are set to rise on all incomes on Jan. 1 if Congress doesn’t act. Closed-door negotiations between the White House and top Congressional leaders have been ongoing through the week. Tig Gilliam, regional head of North America for the human resources firm Adecco Group /quotes/comstock/06p!aden-otc (CH:ADEN 59.65, +0.05, +0.08%) , said he thought the November job report was likely to be “one month in the wrong direction” and not a reversal of improving trends in the labor market underway since last summer. He pointed out that using a three-month average, the labor market is on an upswing. In addition, temporary help services employment rose by 40,000 in November, the largest amount since March. Greg Robb is a senior reporter for MarketWatch in Washington. Unemployment hits 9.8% as payrolls add just 39,000 Economic Report - MarketWatch |
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Don’t worry; Ten years of Tax-Cuts should have us right on track and in the Black any day now.
9.8 is lower than 10.6 in January 2010 ... or is that new Math for you? |
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It's been 29 days since the last election .... where's the jobs Boner ?
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Under Slick Willie (Clinton) when the Reps controlled congress things worked very well as he did work with the other party, so far the POTUS has not worked one bit with the Reps, look at the stimilus, HC, Cap & Tax, Finance Bills all dominated by what Obama wanted and he has told the Reps you get to ride in the back of the bus |
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Please get back to us on the exciting new progress. I can't wait. |
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... they're / it's called *right-wing progressive(s)(ism)* ... or McCarthyism ... same circle jerk since Herbert Hooverville ... |
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I see you expect 1/3 of the law making to do it, yes if the POTUS gets on board with comprise, seems the first one is in the works on the current tax law being extended and the Pubs giving in on the handouts to those unemployed longer than 6 months who do not want to take a job for less, but want us to support them even longer |
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Blame Obama for Clinton who signed the TARP & Reinvestment Act because Bush didn't exist ? |
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Hope / Change or Bitter / Angry
I think I’ll choose to have a pleasant Friday. |
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Taxed Enough Already |
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I served with gays in the military and resent your statement here, on it is there fault, no matter my positon on this issue you are out of line in this statement. Clinton was more interested in our economy and this worked as this is what America wanted, not what I see going with the current POTUS, I see he was more interested in passing Socalist bills with more Govt Control. We see how Govt really works great and makes a profit, yes the Post Office and Amtrack, oh I was wrong they run well into the red, just like the rest of the Federal Govt Oh BTW I am Taxed Enough Already |
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I was unable to comprehend how you're taxed enough already since the Bush Tax Cuts of 10 years ago to present while spending trillions and trillions on wars until we're bankrupt is even remotely socialist ... communist/national socialist fascist maybe ... but not socialist ... |
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So, can we at least let this POTUS finish one term, before you close the History Book? |
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TGIF ... |
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