economy creates 120,000 jobs, rate 8.6%, page-2

  1. 12,085 Posts.
    RT
    Excellent. A major step in the right direction. I think that if "people are happy then the economy is happy." Obvioudly business confidence has improved. This confidence usually reflects the political climate. Eurozone seems to be showing more unity and instead of elaborate schemes being suggested that all countries won't agree on it seems that the leaders are more careful about what they present. A bit like the US Debt Ceiling debacle, a 'super committee' was announced, now didn't we all know they were going to agree on squat, which shows further lack of unity, and then pounds the markets. As Angela Merkel points out, the solution is a marathon and not a sprint. To that I say, make sure you enter a marathon as long as you can complete it. And if politics stayed out of business then progress would eventuate. But then, politicians aren't the sharpest tools in the shed.

    Anyway, 8.6% is better than an edge up to 9.1%.

 
arrow-down-2 Created with Sketch. arrow-down-2 Created with Sketch.