Initial jobless claims are back at it. They have reached an all time record low level for this time in March. This string of record…
US businesses want to hire millions of workers. The problem is that nobody wants the jobs that those businesses are offering. They don’t pay enough…
Look at those wonderful jobs numbers. It’s like a beautiful house where, hidden from view, termites are quietly and insidiously, slowly but surely, eating away at…
After running at all time record bubble levels since September 2013, initial jobless claims may finally be signaling that the central bank driven asset bubble…
The actual unmanipulated data on weekly first time unemployment claims paints a picture of a US economy that is in a bubble that is boiling…
The actual unmanipulated data on weekly first time unemployment claims paints a picture of a US economy that is in a bubble that is boiling…
I was haranguing a Wall Street Journal reporter the other day for the way he reported an economic data release. So, what else is new?…
The headline, fictional, seasonally adjusted (SA) number of initial unemployment claims for last week came in at 304,000. The Wall Street conomist consensus guess was 285,000.…
US businesses want to hire millions of workers. The only problem is that those businesses don’t want to pay those workers enough to entice them…
The seasonally adjusted headline number for nonfarm payroll jobs added in January was 257,000. The consensus estimate of Wall Street conomists had been for a…