Was the February U.S. Employment Report as Strong as the Headline Suggests or Even More Robust?
Former Global Chief Economist for JPMorgan Chase, Ph.D Economics
The short answer is that it was stronger than expected. A gain of +467k of net new non-farm payroll jobs created is stronger than the consensus expectation of a +150k. This number was impressiv…
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