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After biggest hiring binge ever in 2020-2021, it was clear there’d be a lot of sorting out & cleaning up afterwards. Is it finally time to bottom-fish this stock? Or is it a falling knife? Big Tech is finally plowing their cash & their investors’ cash into the economy. Tax refunds make great down-payments which are gre
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Inflation Refuses to Go Back into the Bottle: Fed-Favored PCE Price Index
2+ week, 3+ day ago (549+ words) Banks California Canada CRE, the Epic Mess Credit Bubble Debtor Nation Drunken Sailors Europe Federal Reserve Housing Bubble 2 Inflation & Devaluation Japan Jobs Markets & Companies Oil, Gas, Power Trucks & Cars Trade & Transportation The core PCE price index – which excludes energy and…...
The US Labor Market Confounds with its Countercurrents. It May Be the New Normal Labor Market
5+ mon, 2+ week ago (1098+ words) On one side, there are the tech layoff announcements, often to clean up what tech CEOs widely called “over-hiring” to describe what they’d done in 2020-2022, when their payrolls exploded; Block CEO Jack Dorsey was the latest on X, “yes we…...
Hot Producer Price Inflation Adds to Fed’s Complex and Worsening Inflation Problem
5+ mon, 3+ week ago (1820+ words) The Producer Price Index final demand for services jumped by 0.54% (+6.7% annualized) in February from January, seasonally adjusted, after spiking by 0.82% (+10.3% annualized) in January, and by 0.59% (+7.3% annualized) in December, which pushed the six-month average to +5.8% annualized, the worst since August 2022, according…...
AI, the Immigration Crackdown, and Mind-Blowing Overhiring in 2020-2022 Are Now Rattling the Labor Market
6+ mon, 2+ week ago (1513+ words) Freshly discharged people filed these unemployment insurance claims at their state unemployment agencies, which then report them to the US Department of Labor by the weekly deadline, which then publishes it. This is not survey-based. Continued weekly claims for unemployment…...
Private-Sector Job Trends by Industry: From Job Destruction in “Information” to Job Creation in “Mining & Natural Resources”
9+ mon, 1+ week ago (1635+ words) According to ADP today, based on data from companies whose payroll it processes, the private sector lost 31,000 jobs in November. But it revised up its October job-creation figure to 47,000 additional jobs, from 42,000 originally reported. Those adjustments would not be a…...
The Labor Market in New Era of Low Churn, Uneasy Calm, Government Job Losses, and Crackdown on Illegal Immigration
11+ mon, 1+ week ago (807+ words) In addition, as we can see from the nonfarm jobs report earlier in September, companies have been adding new jobs at a much slower pace than in prior years, though they’re still adding jobs, but state and federal governments have…...