By Taegan Goddard
The U.S. economy added just 74,000 jobs last month — way below expectations
by economists — but the unemployment rate sunk to just 6.7%.
Wall
Street Journal:
“Put December 2013 as the month in which the country’s labor
data officially became a mess. What are we to make of a number that came in so
far below expectations after a very strong November, all at the same time that
the unemployment rate dropped all the way down to 6.7%.
How on earth are we
supposed to read a discernible, meaningful trend in his morass of
contradictions?
One thing’s certain, it's a reminder that month-to-month data
reactions are dangerous.”
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