U.S. Hiring Stumbles in November
November job growth was a swing and a miss...
November job growth was a swing and a miss...
The unemployment rate declined to 4.6%, the lowest since the COVID-19 pandemic began.
Supply chain disruptions are expected to persist until the middle of 2022.
Labor supply shortages and COVID-19 virus-related impacted job growth in September.
The August jobs report reveals that the U.S. economy added back jobs at a far slower pace, following an early-summer jump in employment.
The United States has come far since the COVID-19 pandemic began, but what does the future hold? In this installment of Advisor Commentary, Marc Bautis addresses leading indicators to better understand the future of the economy.
Let's dive into three major themes we're seeing in the economy right now.
A better-than-expected jobs report for July shows hiring rose at its fastest pace in nearly a year.