1 Dec 2020 Help is Needed for the Unemployed, but the Employed Drive Growth

Ian Shepherdson (Chief Economist and Founder)30th Nov 2020 19:20U.S., Economic Monitor

While we wait to see the extent to which Thanksgiving travel and family gatherings interrupted the emerging downshift in U.S. Covid cases, this week brings a ton of new data on economic activity in October and November, most of which will not be good.

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