The rule is triggered when the three-month average of the national unemployment rate rises by 0.5 percentage points, relative to the minimum of the three-month averages from the previous 12 months.
The rule is triggered when the three-month average of the national unemployment rate rises by 0.5 percentage points, relative to the minimum of the three-month averages from the previous 12 months.
-inverted yield curve
-the Sahm rule
-the White House saying the jobs reporting system is permanently damaged and they're just not going to release the numbers because they'd be wrong anyway
-inverted yield curve
-the Sahm rule
-the White House saying the jobs reporting system is permanently damaged and they're just not going to release the numbers because they'd be wrong anyway
What does this mean?
- For sure the economy is in a MALAISE. (Close to no job growth since Liberation Day.)
- I reckon it's in a jobless SLUMP.
- It may be in or on the cusp of a RECESSION.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=UBTN...
What does this mean?
- For sure the economy is in a MALAISE. (Close to no job growth since Liberation Day.)
- I reckon it's in a jobless SLUMP.
- It may be in or on the cusp of a RECESSION.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=UBTN...
Perhaps. Maybe. Hard to tell.
The Sahm Rule focuses on the 3-month average unemployment rate, and asking if it's risen half a point above its year-long low.
The low was 4.0% in January.
The latest (average of Sept & Nov, with Oct missing): 4.5%.
That's +0.5%.
Perhaps. Maybe. Hard to tell.
The Sahm Rule focuses on the 3-month average unemployment rate, and asking if it's risen half a point above its year-long low.
The low was 4.0% in January.
The latest (average of Sept & Nov, with Oct missing): 4.5%.
That's +0.5%.
Normally the Sahm Rule is triggered and it keeps going up as a recession becomes clearer.
This time? It's coming back down.
December level = 0.4
Normally the Sahm Rule is triggered and it keeps going up as a recession becomes clearer.
This time? It's coming back down.
December level = 0.4
Beyond that, panics are sort of inherently irrational
Beyond that, panics are sort of inherently irrational