8 Sept 2020 Private Payrolls Slowing, September Likely to be Weaker than August

Ian Shepherdson (Chief Economist and Founder)7th Sep 2020 20:20U.S., Economic Monitor

The tiny headline consensus beat in the August payrolls numbers is nothing to get excited about, and neither is the unexpected drop in the headline unemployment rate.

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