The Bureau of Labor Statistics released the jobs report for December on Friday, showing an unusual slowdown in growth for a month where consumer spending typically generates much higher numbers. Job growth increased by around 50,000, the report noted. Unemployment remained relatively unchanged from November, going from 4.5 percent in that month to 4.4 percent in December.
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“we can break another record if we enter a recession!”
This admin, probably.
recession is based on gdp which is now based on the optimism of people with money along with the money of people who don’t have a choice but to have it in whatever investment tools they don’t understand are setup for them with their company or what places say to put their ira in. K after K after K patterns.