Monday, 23 May 2011

U.S. job market woe dampens optimism

Several thousand protesters demanding jobs outside of Los Angeles City Hall.  Photo: AFP

Increase the rate of 9 8pc 9 6pc in October will be little comfort U.S. consumers whose spending helped power the global economy until the financial crisis.


Overall, the u.s. economy created 39 000 jobs in November, the report largely monitored by the Ministry of labour has shown well shy of the 150 000 provided by Wall Street economists.


The report, which followed a more encouraging signs for two months, string struck sentiment on the stock market and triggered a government bond price rally. FTSE ended the day 0 4pc to 5,745, while both the Dow Jones and the wider base S & P 500 were down about change lpc in afternoon trade at the beginning.


"It was basically a low ratio", said Neil Dutta, an economist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch. "We believe that the unemployment rate is higher before it goes lower.


While employers 50,000 committed private sector workers, it was too unless the 160,000 pencil in by analysts and not enough to lower the unemployment rate in a pool of labour which saw the 900 000 people to join so far this year. The weakness of employment extended in industries with retailers to cut 28 000 jobs, manufacturing lost 13,000 jobs and business building, leaving 5,000 people to go.


Failure recovery to a tooth President Obama unemployment rate and the Democrats in the election of the Congress of the month last and also invited the Fed to engage in a second round controversial quantitative flexibility with up to $600bn (£ 380bn).


Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke said last month that the current level of unemployment is "unacceptable" and not something that the U.S. company should tolerate.


Paul Dales economic capital said that "overall, data strongly support our esteem for a long time that the unemployment rate will remain at 9 5pc or higher at least the next two years and as GDP did increase much 2pc".


The number of people hired on a temporary basis by 39,500, noting that businesses are preferring hedge their Paris as uncertainty vortices over whether taxes will go back to January 1. "Temporary workers are also easier to fire and there is still an overhang of uncertainty, said Mr. Dutta.".


Taking into account the retail of the country and manufacturing sectors showed signs of strengthening these past few weeks, others have warned that it is too early to draw definitive conclusions as a report.


Retailers reported sales during sales Thanksgiving last weekend, the beginning of a critical period of consumer spending. A separate report today from the Institute of Supply Management showed the United States services industry grew at the fastest pace in the six months of November.


Nigel Gault, Chief u.s. economist at IHS Global Insight has stated that he suspected that the report of the Ministry of labour is a "a flap - on the disadvantage - but it stressed that the recovery remains a progressive."


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