The shutdown meant no jobs report. Carlyle's analysis shows it would have been pretty bad

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The BLS is shut down due to the government shutdown. Carlyle's private report shows almost no job growth in September at 17,000, less than the previous month's poor report.

[h1]The shutdown meant no jobs report. Carlyle's analysis shows it would have been pretty bad[/h1]
Employment growth was essentially flat in September, according to data from investment giant Carlyle that seeks to fill in data gaps created by the government shutdown.

The firm said its proprietary data showed job growth of just 17,000 from the month, which would be even less than the 22,000 gain in August reflected in Bureau of Labor Statistics data.

With the BLS shuttered and data releases suspended until the impasse between congressional Republicans and Democrats is resolved, Wall Street firms are rushing to provide alternative measures to paint a picture of where the U.S. economy is heading.

Carlyle's data jibes somewhat with other releases showing little hiring growth.

Last week, payrolls processing firm ADP reported that a loss of 32,000 jobs in the private sector, though that included a reduction stemming from adjustments to BLS revisions.

Outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas also reported last week that while layoffs declined in September, the level of planned hiring for firms hit its lowest since 2009, when the economy was still feeling the impact from the global financial crisis.
 
The BLS is shut down due to the government shutdown. Carlyle's private report shows almost no job growth in September at 17,000, less than the previous month's poor report.

[h1]The shutdown meant no jobs report. Carlyle's analysis shows it would have been pretty bad[/h1]
Employment growth was essentially flat in September, according to data from investment giant Carlyle that seeks to fill in data gaps created by the government shutdown.

The firm said its proprietary data showed job growth of just 17,000 from the month, which would be even less than the 22,000 gain in August reflected in Bureau of Labor Statistics data.

With the BLS shuttered and data releases suspended until the impasse between congressional Republicans and Democrats is resolved, Wall Street firms are rushing to provide alternative measures to paint a picture of where the U.S. economy is heading.

Carlyle's data jibes somewhat with other releases showing little hiring growth.

Last week, payrolls processing firm ADP reported that a loss of 32,000 jobs in the private sector, though that included a reduction stemming from adjustments to BLS revisions.

Outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas also reported last week that while layoffs declined in September, the level of planned hiring for firms hit its lowest since 2009, when the economy was still feeling the impact from the global financial crisis.
The economy is strong and recovering from Bidens destructive policies
 
The economy is strong and recovering from Bidens destructive policies

The House GOP just passed off a CR which, if one actually reads it, is just another continuation of Tater's spending policy.

There's not a nickel's worth of difference betweens yas.

But I suppose one may certainly pretend if it makes one sleep better at night.
 
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The BLS is shut down due to the government shutdown. Carlyle's private report shows almost no job growth in September at 17,000, less than the previous month's poor report.

[h1]The shutdown meant no jobs report. Carlyle's analysis shows it would have been pretty bad[/h1]
Employment growth was essentially flat in September, according to data from investment giant Carlyle that seeks to fill in data gaps created by the government shutdown.

The firm said its proprietary data showed job growth of just 17,000 from the month, which would be even less than the 22,000 gain in August reflected in Bureau of Labor Statistics data.

With the BLS shuttered and data releases suspended until the impasse between congressional Republicans and Democrats is resolved, Wall Street firms are rushing to provide alternative measures to paint a picture of where the U.S. economy is heading.

Carlyle's data jibes somewhat with other releases showing little hiring growth.

Last week, payrolls processing firm ADP reported that a loss of 32,000 jobs in the private sector, though that included a reduction stemming from adjustments to BLS revisions.

Outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas also reported last week that while layoffs declined in September, the level of planned hiring for firms hit its lowest since 2009, when the economy was still feeling the impact from the global financial crisis.
Pfft......

My company is begging for help and can't find any
Been working double shifts for months because of it.
 
The economy is strong and recovering from Bidens destructive policies
Yet The Donald has said he would make a deal on the ACA with dems to reopen the government so I guess by your standard Trump has destructive policies too.

The GOP is caving in.....how very inevitable.
 
It is strong because it is the Biden economy.

Yet The Donald has said he would make a deal on the ACA with dems to reopen the government so I guess by your standard Trump has destructive policies too.

The GOP is caving in.....how very inevitable.
They cant make deal which means fixing the mistakes in the ACA unless the government is open. Democrats are all in for illegals thats the real issue
 
Yet The Donald has said he would make a deal on the ACA with dems to reopen the government so I guess by your standard Trump has destructive policies too.

The GOP is caving in.....how very inevitable.
You have to support your point. A Harvard poll showed 64% blame democrats for the shutdown
 
The House GOP just passed off a CR which, if one actually reads it, is just another continuation of Tater's spending policy.

There's not a nickel's worth of difference betweens yas.

But I suppose one may certainly pretend if it makes one sleep better at night.


Should we be thankful it did not increase? Like more of the wortlhess $2T new green steal the Obidens installed? Guranteed everything would be headed upwards over $2T deficit spending like it was without Trump, DOGE, Tariffs, GOVT cuts etc. Congress is not going to do it unless forced. See the last 25 years. See USAID or SS incompetence.

If the economy continues good and spending holds down..it is improvement by default.
 
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Derp ... belch

Cultists gotta cult.
I'm amused by the left's talking point that anyone who isn't willing to go along with the progressive agenda...which time after time has been shown not to work...that somehow THOSE people are extreme and part of a "cult"! That mindset is about to put a man-child who's never held a real job in charge of the biggest city in the United States!

So before the Mamdani debacle is unleashed on the citizens of New York, Danny...did you want to guess what the left's talking point will be for why New York descends into bankruptcy and total chaos?
 
They cant make deal which means fixing the mistakes in the ACA unless the government is open. Democrats are all in for illegals thats the real issue
Do you remember when liberals promised that the ACA would make healthcare cheaper for Americans by "bending the curve"? Funny how you NEVER hear that term anymore now that the "curve" actually bends UP instead of the down that was promised!
 
Do you remember when liberals promised that the ACA would make healthcare cheaper for Americans by "bending the curve"? Funny how you NEVER hear that term anymore now that the "curve" actually bends UP instead of the down that was promised!
That's because they left themselves open to fraud on an unprecedented scale. Well the government solons are actually pretty goddamn stupid when it comes to economy.... They're even worse when it comes to trusting medical vendors.

Probably up to 50% of the costs of medical are fraudulent.

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