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BumRushDaShow

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4. We won't really see that much of an effect economically

Reply to OrlandoDem2 (Reply #1)

Fri May 2, 2025, 08:44 AM

May 2

until at least after June (there was a whole set of feds expected to be laid off June 1st).

The Fed is still looking at "inflation" and the effects of the tariffs are going to impact that. But they haven't been in effect long enough due to being put off and put off until now, and even with that, having some "big ticket item" (cars) exceptions.

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U.S. payroll growth totals 177,000 in April, topping expectations [View all] BumRushDaShow May 2 OP

Will this make it less likely the Fed lowers interest? OrlandoDem2 May 2 #1

We won't really see that much of an effect economically BumRushDaShow May 2 #4

Yes, the expected # of rate cuts this year has declined mathematic May 2 #20

Anyone but me question the validity of any numbers coming out of the ShitStains administration? NoMoreRepugs May 2 #2

I was going to ask the same question gab13by13 May 2 #3

I posted this in another thread but it's relevant here too. yardwork May 2 #6

I'd say they are real,temps warming up seasonal hiring is going again. Bengus81 May 2 #18

The reported numbers (177,000 payroll jobs, 4.2% unemployment rate) are seasonally adjusted progree May 2 #21

That was my immediate thought. yardwork May 2 #5

Why not? Republicans always said Biden manipulated the data. Self Esteem May 2 #7

Yes there is dirtrust in govt. accounting now more than ever which is part of the repuke plan BUT Cheezoholic May 2 #12

Distrust in this government is warranted and necessary. gab13by13 May 2 #16

I think that's what I said, giving reasons why. Sorry if i wasn't clear ;) n/t Cheezoholic May 2 #17

BLS is still independent Johnny2X2X May 2 #11

Correct. Having worked on the Current Employment Statistics program for close to 35 years, Wiz Imp May 2 #14

Trump willblame them on Biden when they turn bad Johnny2X2X May 2 #15

Many federal workers no longer reporting to work are on mahatmakanejeeves May 2 #25

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Fork in the Road, Part 2 mahatmakanejeeves May 2 #30

In my Rebl2 May 2 #19

first thing that popped into my head rurallib May 2 #28

i dont trust any data coming from this admin Fullduplexxx May 2 #31

Sincerely angrychair May 2 #8

See post #7 MichMan May 2 #9

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Those are good numbers considering FredGarvin May 2 #13

The Headline Number Is Better Than Expected, However DallasNE May 2 #22

Thanks. I'll have to add that to the calendar. NT mahatmakanejeeves May 2 #26

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Enjoy it while you can. louis-t May 2 #24

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