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June nonfarm payrolls slow to 209,000, marking 30 months of growth. Stephanie Roth, J.P. Morgan Private Bank Senior Markets Economist, and Dana Peterson, The Conference Board Chief Economist, join Yahoo Finance Live to break down the June jobs report and how the numbers could affect the Fed’s July interest rate decision.
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How can we lose 800k jobs in 1 month and gain 200k..that’s is not good
Because everyone has to have more than 1 job to survive now!!! I make $80k and with 2 children it’s a struggle.
Different industries, maybe.
Because god forbid the workers get bigger raises
Sure. They need to raise interest rates some more. That way, only high income people can get qualified for a home loan, even on a relatively low priced house. Step on the peons even more. Can people even recognize that’s what’s happening?
All lies. All numbers are manipulated
Am I the only one concerned about Commercial Real Estate becoming an issue to the economy. Everyone is seems to gloss over the fact that there are a lot of buildings in every city that have been up for sale or lease.
It’s a blessing in disguise due to the potential for rezoning.