News for Crooks Day!
http://mam.econoday.com/byshoweventfull ... ek.asp#top
Highlights
After today's employment report, taper talk may be on the table at this month's FOMC meeting. Total payroll jobs in November advanced 203,000, following a revised increase of 200,000 for October (originally up 204,000) and after a revised gain of 175,000 for September (previous estimate was 163,000). Analysts forecast a 180,000 rise. The net revisions for September and October were up 8,000. Private payrolls expanded 196,000 after gaining 214,000 in October. Expectations were for 173,000 in November.
The unemployment rate dropped to 7.0 percent from 7.3 percent in October. The consensus called for a 7.2 percent unemployment rate. However, part of the reason for the decline was a low participation rate.
Wage growth posted at 0.2 percent, following a 0.1 percent rise in October. The median market forecast was for a 0.2 percent gain. The average workweek nudged up to 34.5 hours from 34.4 hours and matching analysts' forecast for 34.5 hours.
Given that payrolls topped expectations with a moderately healthy gain, the FOMC likely will at a minimum increase its discussion of tapering QE.
More detail coming. Please check back.
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so 203,ooo vs 204,000
and unemployment decline mostly do to lower participation rate
and 18pt ramp in 16 min
--- perhaps I missed the headline
YELLEN DECLARES FREE MONEY FOR EVERYONE
of course the bankers cartel (aka the Fed) only believes bankers are real people so everyone doesn't mean you or I.
Be careful - it can fall 18 pts in 16 min too.