Full size image Highlights November was an uncertain month for the consumer in terms of sentiment. But in terms of hard numbers, it was a
Employment continues to grow at the pace we’ve seen for the last couple of years at a pace that’s perhaps a bit ahead of population
With modest GDP growth and a 1.4 trillion deficit downside to equities can only come from an external shock. High unemployment keeps the Fed on
Very good, looks like continuing muddling through with moderate growth unemployment drifting lower in a few months when there are no more hours to add
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