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The May 2020 jobs report could mark a turning point in our country's struggle to get back on its feet after the Covid-19 pandemic. While some experts were bracing for up to 7 million more lost jobs, instead we got a pleasant surprise: 2.5 million jobs added and a 1.4% drop in unemployment.
The markets responded very favorably to this news. But with so many people still out of work and so many communities still struggling, it can feel like Wall Street and Main Street are way out of sync. So, on today's show, we dig into some high frequency data that I think can help improve our perspective on where our economy is really moving.
By Bill Keen, Matt Wilson, Steve Sanduski4.6
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The May 2020 jobs report could mark a turning point in our country's struggle to get back on its feet after the Covid-19 pandemic. While some experts were bracing for up to 7 million more lost jobs, instead we got a pleasant surprise: 2.5 million jobs added and a 1.4% drop in unemployment.
The markets responded very favorably to this news. But with so many people still out of work and so many communities still struggling, it can feel like Wall Street and Main Street are way out of sync. So, on today's show, we dig into some high frequency data that I think can help improve our perspective on where our economy is really moving.

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