elf schreef op 3 oktober 2014 19:21:
WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — Let’s see.
One part, solid jobs growth, with a drop in unemployment.
But, a dash of pay stagnation. And some seasoning of declining participation.
That was Friday’s jobs report, and this stew may well have been ordered by the market wizards themselves.
The strong jobs growth means that economic growth, in the U.S. at least, can continue.
At the same time, that lack of pay growth will keep the Fed from rushing to lift interest rates, and delay the number of those hikes once they do.
And just as importantly, corporate expenses will be restrained — both from interest and employee cost perspectives.
For the average American, this isn’t necessarily the perfect brew. But let’s be honest, it hasn’t been for some time.
But for the stock market SPX, +1.09% , it doesn’t get better than this.
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Hoe beroerd moeten die mannen zich vandaag en waarschijnlijk maandag weer voelen...
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