Job openings fall to lowest level since January 2021

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Job openings fell more than expected in July. The data comes as investors closely watch for signs of further cooling in the labor market amid speculation the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates this month.

New data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics released Wednesday showed there were 7.67 million jobs open at the end of July, a decrease from the 7.91 million seen in June. This marked the lowest number of job openings since January 2021.



This should help cement the Feds decision to lower the rates.

Though the number is still very high historically speaking.

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1. The Participation Rate is generally about 65%, meaning that about 65% of the population is working.

2. Look at the Welfare payments, over $1.3T, that needs to be sent to the states to put people to work.

3. With 12,000,000 illegals entering the US, the job market will be a mess for years
 
1. The Participation Rate is generally about 65%, meaning that about 65% of the population is working.

2. Look at the Welfare payments, over $1.3T, that needs to be sent to the states to put people to work.

3. With 12,000,000 illegals entering the US, the job market will be a mess for years
People are working. We've never worked harder than we do now
 
1. The Participation Rate is generally about 65%, meaning that about 65% of the population is working.

2. Look at the Welfare payments, over $1.3T, that needs to be sent to the states to put people to work.

3. With 12,000,000 illegals entering the US, the job market will be a mess for years

1. Yep, more and more people are retiring. The 55 and above rate is dropping each month as more people retire.

The LFPR for the core working age, 25-54 is at its highest point since 1999...84%.
 

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