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Covered by 5 analysts
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Last evaluation 12 days ago
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The speaker scrutinizes inconsistencies in employment data released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the decline in labor force participation rate. Examines recession signals and data manipulation claims in detail.
Meet KevinJan Hatzius analyzes the weak data in the US jobs report, the impact of strikes, and the upward trend in recession risk.
CNBC TelevisionThe economist analyzes the stagnation in hiring rates and structural weakness in the labor market in light of the data.
Yahoo FinanceThe speaker reviews the December employment report and unemployment rate, examining the stabilization of the labor market amidst low hiring and firing activity.
Yahoo FinanceThe speaker assesses expectations for the December jobs report, signals of stagnation in the labor market, and the upward trend in the unemployment rate.
CNBC TelevisionThe speaker analyzes the US labor market, describing it as 'frozen' with low hiring and resignation rates, and examines the slowdown in salary growth.
CNBC TelevisionThe speaker examines the decoupling of the labor market from economic growth and signs of cooling in the data.
CNBC TelevisionThe speaker examines the downward trend in jobless claims and the 'low hire, low fire' dynamics in the labor market.
CNBC TelevisionThe speaker assesses the fragility created by job growth concentration in low-wage sectors and its potential implications for an economic contraction.
CNBC TelevisionChair Powell examines the pressure on the labor market, noting that job creation may turn negative and significant downside risks exist despite the stable unemployment rate.
CNBC TelevisionThe speaker evaluates systematic deviations in official employment data, the risk of negative job growth, and the impact of artificial intelligence on the workforce.
CNBC TelevisionThe speaker scrutinizes inconsistencies in employment data released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the decline in labor force participation rate. Examines recession signals and data manipulation claims in detail.
* Does not constitute investment advice
Jan Hatzius analyzes the weak data in the US jobs report, the impact of strikes, and the upward trend in recession risk.
* Does not constitute investment advice
The economist analyzes the stagnation in hiring rates and structural weakness in the labor market in light of the data.
* Does not constitute investment advice
The speaker reviews the December employment report and unemployment rate, examining the stabilization of the labor market amidst low hiring and firing activity.
* Does not constitute investment advice
The speaker assesses expectations for the December jobs report, signals of stagnation in the labor market, and the upward trend in the unemployment rate.
* Does not constitute investment advice
The speaker analyzes the US labor market, describing it as 'frozen' with low hiring and resignation rates, and examines the slowdown in salary growth.
* Does not constitute investment advice
The speaker examines the decoupling of the labor market from economic growth and signs of cooling in the data.
* Does not constitute investment advice
The speaker examines the downward trend in jobless claims and the 'low hire, low fire' dynamics in the labor market.
* Does not constitute investment advice
The speaker assesses the fragility created by job growth concentration in low-wage sectors and its potential implications for an economic contraction.
* Does not constitute investment advice
Chair Powell examines the pressure on the labor market, noting that job creation may turn negative and significant downside risks exist despite the stable unemployment rate.
* Does not constitute investment advice
The speaker evaluates systematic deviations in official employment data, the risk of negative job growth, and the impact of artificial intelligence on the workforce.
* Does not constitute investment advice