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    Rotten Unemployment Numbers

    November 6, 2009

    This morning’s release of the unemployment figures for October can only be described as disappointing. The unemployment rate came in at 10.2%, way above the consensus expectation and rising to a level equal to the worst of the 1982/83 recession. This is just rotten. This is exactly the situation I was describing yesterday: it seems […]

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    Today’s News: All About Jobs

    November 5, 2009

    Today and tomorrow we will experience a one-two punch with regard to the job outlook. So far this week we have seen the data suggest we are inching out of recession, the GDP figure last week showed more rapid growth but I think for the bulk of the economy the word ‘inching’ just about sums […]

    Economics / ADP Employment Report, ISM Business Conditions Index, Keynes, recession, recovery, stimulus, unemployment /

    More Mixed Messages

    November 4, 2009

    Yesterday I reported that the news generally supported the view that we are well into recovery, albeit we are still in its early days. Today the news is decidedly more mixed. Such is life at this point of an economic cycle. The two data points we have to chew on today are the Institute of […]

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