From the market perspective, there's a big difference between 6 percent and 5.8 percent unemployment, especially since there's a lot of talk out there that maybe a recovery is at hand.
From the market perspective, there's a big difference between 6 percent and 5.8 percent unemployment, especially since there's a lot of talk out there that maybe a recovery is at hand.
You've had obviously a rise in gasoline prices, which is the visible price in the economy, ... There's (also) a tendency of the public to look at the unemployment rate that actually rose in March, while Wall Street looks at payrolls (which showed a large jump in the number of people working.)
If job growth is just 50,000 a month, you can be sure that the unemployment rate is going to rise at some point in the coming months.
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