More evidence the US economy is growing in all the most important ways

[Doc7505]

More evidence the US economy is growing in all the most important ways ​

https://nypost.com/2019/07/05/more-...my-is-growing-in-all-the-most-important-ways/
5 Jul 19 ~ By Post Editorial Board
Friday’s jobs report brought fresh and welcome news that the US economy is still humming along in all the right ways.
The nation added a net 224,000 jobs last month, the Labor Department announced, markedly more the expected 165,000. Wage growth remains strong, at above 3% year-over-year, for the 11th month in a row, as a tight labor market forces employers to share the wealth generated by solid Trump-era GDP growth.
The Dow dipped on the good news, as traders fear it means the Federal Reserve is now less likely to deliver an interest rate cut. But that’s just the latest in a long string of examples showing that short-term stock market movements aren’t about the economy’s strength.
Unemployment still bumped up slightly despite the job gains, but that’s a good sign, as it means that ever-more Americans who’d given up hope of finding work have now found that hope. Indeed, it also means that employers are rethinking, as they’re now hiring people with less education or fewer skills and providing on-the-job training. Ex-cons have a better shot these days, too.
And joblessness overall remains near 50-year lows, with African Americans in particular seeing an unemployment rate lower than they’ve had in decades.

Comment:
The Dow dipped on the good news, as traders fear it means the Federal Reserve is now less likely to deliver an interest rate cut. That’s an indicator of how wrong the Federal Reserve is.
People don’t fire a President when the economy is booming. Even a president like Slick Willie who righteously deserved it. The Democrats know this, and you are beginning to see it on their faces.

 

[GreenAndBlue]

Liberals are desperate to stop the minorities from waking up to see democrats only used them

Trump is bringing real help for all and for minorities

 

[william the wie]

The strange aspect of the trade wars is that China and the EU are stimulating our economy.

 

[georgephillip]

More evidence the US economy is growing in all the most important ways ​

https://nypost.com/2019/07/05/more-...my-is-growing-in-all-the-most-important-ways/
5 Jul 19 ~ By Post Editorial Board
Friday’s jobs report brought fresh and welcome news that the US economy is still humming along in all the right ways.
The nation added a net 224,000 jobs last month, the Labor Department announced, markedly more the expected 165,000. Wage growth remains strong, at above 3% year-over-year, for the 11th month in a row, as a tight labor market forces employers to share the wealth generated by solid Trump-era GDP growth.
The Dow dipped on the good news, as traders fear it means the Federal Reserve is now less likely to deliver an interest rate cut. But that’s just the latest in a long string of examples showing that short-term stock market movements aren’t about the economy’s strength.
Unemployment still bumped up slightly despite the job gains, but that’s a good sign, as it means that ever-more Americans who’d given up hope of finding work have now found that hope. Indeed, it also means that employers are rethinking, as they’re now hiring people with less education or fewer skills and providing on-the-job training. Ex-cons have a better shot these days, too.
And joblessness overall remains near 50-year lows, with African Americans in particular seeing an unemployment rate lower than they’ve had in decades.

Comment:
The Dow dipped on the good news, as traders fear it means the Federal Reserve is now less likely to deliver an interest rate cut. That’s an indicator of how wrong the Federal Reserve is.
People don’t fire a President when the economy is booming. Even a president like Slick Willie who righteously deserved it. The Democrats know this, and you are beginning to see it on their faces.

The Dow dipped on the good news, as traders fear it means the Federal Reserve is now less likely to deliver an interest rate cut. That’s an indicator of how wrong the Federal Reserve is.
People don’t fire a President when the economy is booming. Even a president like Slick Willie who righteously deserved it. The Democrats know this, and you are beginning to see it on their faces.

How did Slick's tariffs tax US consumers like Trump's

"In a new paper, “The Impact of the 2018 Trade War on U.S. Prices and Welfare economists Mary Amiti of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Stephen J. Redding of Princeton University and David Weinstein of Columbia University document what economists have told us for decades: that tariffs are a tax on the consumer."

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/f...fs-are-a-tax-on-american-consumers-2019-03-06

Trump's a corrupt, greedy moron who can't begin to understand issues as complex as supply and demand. Only those more ignorant than he is believe otherwise.

 

[RealDave]

More evidence the US economy is growing in all the most important ways ​

https://nypost.com/2019/07/05/more-...my-is-growing-in-all-the-most-important-ways/
5 Jul 19 ~ By Post Editorial Board
Friday’s jobs report brought fresh and welcome news that the US economy is still humming along in all the right ways.
The nation added a net 224,000 jobs last month, the Labor Department announced, markedly more the expected 165,000. Wage growth remains strong, at above 3% year-over-year, for the 11th month in a row, as a tight labor market forces employers to share the wealth generated by solid Trump-era GDP growth.
The Dow dipped on the good news, as traders fear it means the Federal Reserve is now less likely to deliver an interest rate cut. But that’s just the latest in a long string of examples showing that short-term stock market movements aren’t about the economy’s strength.
Unemployment still bumped up slightly despite the job gains, but that’s a good sign, as it means that ever-more Americans who’d given up hope of finding work have now found that hope. Indeed, it also means that employers are rethinking, as they’re now hiring people with less education or fewer skills and providing on-the-job training. Ex-cons have a better shot these days, too.
And joblessness overall remains near 50-year lows, with African Americans in particular seeing an unemployment rate lower than they’ve had in decades.

Comment:
The Dow dipped on the good news, as traders fear it means the Federal Reserve is now less likely to deliver an interest rate cut. That’s an indicator of how wrong the Federal Reserve is.
People don’t fire a President when the economy is booming. Even a president like Slick Willie who righteously deserved it. The Democrats know this, and you are beginning to see it on their faces.

1) You borrow 1.5 trillion & pump it into the economy, good thinhs happen - if you ignore the debt

2) You give corporations a huge tax cut that they use to buy back their stock & it pumps up the stock market. Adding to the deficit to benefit stock holders

You people learn nothing.

GW Bush built a house of cards, you were too stupid to know it.

Trump is building a house of cards, & you love it.

 

[Doc7505]

More evidence the US economy is growing in all the most important ways ​

https://nypost.com/2019/07/05/more-...my-is-growing-in-all-the-most-important-ways/
5 Jul 19 ~ By Post Editorial Board
Friday’s jobs report brought fresh and welcome news that the US economy is still humming along in all the right ways.
The nation added a net 224,000 jobs last month, the Labor Department announced, markedly more the expected 165,000. Wage growth remains strong, at above 3% year-over-year, for the 11th month in a row, as a tight labor market forces employers to share the wealth generated by solid Trump-era GDP growth.
The Dow dipped on the good news, as traders fear it means the Federal Reserve is now less likely to deliver an interest rate cut. But that’s just the latest in a long string of examples showing that short-term stock market movements aren’t about the economy’s strength.
Unemployment still bumped up slightly despite the job gains, but that’s a good sign, as it means that ever-more Americans who’d given up hope of finding work have now found that hope. Indeed, it also means that employers are rethinking, as they’re now hiring people with less education or fewer skills and providing on-the-job training. Ex-cons have a better shot these days, too.
And joblessness overall remains near 50-year lows, with African Americans in particular seeing an unemployment rate lower than they’ve had in decades.

Comment:
The Dow dipped on the good news, as traders fear it means the Federal Reserve is now less likely to deliver an interest rate cut. That’s an indicator of how wrong the Federal Reserve is.
People don’t fire a President when the economy is booming. Even a president like Slick Willie who righteously deserved it. The Democrats know this, and you are beginning to see it on their faces.

1) You borrow 1.5 trillion & pump it into the economy, good thinhs happen - if you ignore the debt

2) You give corporations a huge tax cut that they use to buy back their stock & it pumps up the stock market. Adding to the deficit to benefit stock holders

You people learn nothing.

GW Bush built a house of cards, you were too stupid to know it.

Trump is building a house of cards, & you love it.

Comment: Meanwhile:
National Debt Under Obama Grew by $9 Trillion — 86 Percent
https://www.thenewamerican.com/economy/commentary/item/25188-national-debt-under-obama...
Jan 20, 2017 ~ National Debt Under Obama Grew by $9 Trillion — 86 Percent. Citing data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the report stated that there were 124,248,000 people in the United States with full-time jobs in December. Therefore, the total federal debt of $19,961,467,137,973 equals approximately $160,658 for each of those workers.

 

[RealDave]

More evidence the US economy is growing in all the most important ways ​

https://nypost.com/2019/07/05/more-...my-is-growing-in-all-the-most-important-ways/
5 Jul 19 ~ By Post Editorial Board
Friday’s jobs report brought fresh and welcome news that the US economy is still humming along in all the right ways.
The nation added a net 224,000 jobs last month, the Labor Department announced, markedly more the expected 165,000. Wage growth remains strong, at above 3% year-over-year, for the 11th month in a row, as a tight labor market forces employers to share the wealth generated by solid Trump-era GDP growth.
The Dow dipped on the good news, as traders fear it means the Federal Reserve is now less likely to deliver an interest rate cut. But that’s just the latest in a long string of examples showing that short-term stock market movements aren’t about the economy’s strength.
Unemployment still bumped up slightly despite the job gains, but that’s a good sign, as it means that ever-more Americans who’d given up hope of finding work have now found that hope. Indeed, it also means that employers are rethinking, as they’re now hiring people with less education or fewer skills and providing on-the-job training. Ex-cons have a better shot these days, too.
And joblessness overall remains near 50-year lows, with African Americans in particular seeing an unemployment rate lower than they’ve had in decades.

Comment:
The Dow dipped on the good news, as traders fear it means the Federal Reserve is now less likely to deliver an interest rate cut. That’s an indicator of how wrong the Federal Reserve is.
People don’t fire a President when the economy is booming. Even a president like Slick Willie who righteously deserved it. The Democrats know this, and you are beginning to see it on their faces.

1) You borrow 1.5 trillion & pump it into the economy, good thinhs happen - if you ignore the debt

2) You give corporations a huge tax cut that they use to buy back their stock & it pumps up the stock market. Adding to the deficit to benefit stock holders

You people learn nothing.

GW Bush built a house of cards, you were too stupid to know it.

Trump is building a house of cards, & you love it.

Comment: Meanwhile:
National Debt Under Obama Grew by $9 Trillion — 86 Percent
https://www.thenewamerican.com/economy/commentary/item/25188-national-debt-under-obama...
Jan 20, 2017 ~ National Debt Under Obama Grew by $9 Trillion — 86 Percent. Citing data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the report stated that there were 124,248,000 people in the United States with full-time jobs in December. Therefore, the total federal debt of $19,961,467,137,973 equals approximately $160,658 for each of those workers.

Ah, the dishonest assfucks of Trump world.

I post that Trump is running up the debt & you come running "but...but.. but Obama OMG OMG OMG"

OK assfuck, Obama took office with a projected trillion plus deficit, an economy SHRINKING at a rate over 6%, a plummeting stock market, losing 800,000 jobs a month, etc etc etc