428K jobs 💪🏾
Revisions for the first time in a while are negative by 39K
#Jobs
Here is a breakdown of the unemployment rate and educational attainment for those 25 years and older:

—Less than a high school diploma: 5.4%.
—High school graduate and no college: 4.0%
—Some college or associate degree: 3.1%
—Bachelor’s degree and higher: 2.0%
10-year yield 3.08% 🥳❤️‍🔥🔥
Getting closer and closer to my September 2022 forecast that we will get all the jobs back lost to Covid19 by then. The #JOLTS 10,000,000 premise has already been smashed
As we get back to a normal economy, job growth will be slow and steady. Always remember the limits of a country that has a slowing population growth. Job growth will slow down even in an expansion, as we saw before Covid19.

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