アメリカ合衆国では2012年11月は247'000人の雇用を確保し、2012年12月は196'000人の雇用、2013年1月には157'000人の就業を確保したが、失業率は7'9%に
El paro en Estados Unidos sube al 7,9%
La creación de 157.000 empleos no impide el incremento de la tasa de desempleo
El PIB de Estados Unidos cae un inesperado 0,1%
Sandro Pozzi Nueva York 1 FEB 2013 - 15:08 CET
U.S. unemployment rises to 7.9%
157,000 creating jobs not prevent increased unemployment
The U.S. GDP falls an unexpected 0.1%
Sandro Pozzi New York 1 FEB 2013 - 15:08 CET
The slowdown in growth has not prevented the U.S. economy generated 157,000 jobs in January. The figure, however, is below the 196,000 new jobs that were launched in December and 247,000 in November, data were revised up. The unemployment rate, meanwhile, rose and placed tenth at 7.9%. With unemployment stuck around 8%, the Fed has no choice but to keep the aggressive monetary stimulus.
The expected jobs data with special interest in what he could say about the state of the economy at the start of 2013, the effect of the hurricane passed Sandy and uncertainty over the cliff prosecutor. The GDP data for the fourth quarter, which showed a 0.1% contraction in the final last year, caught on the wrong foot to Wall Street. This Friday, the unemployment data appears to have encouraged some shopping in New York Stock Exchange, where the Dow Jones has performed in a timely manner the 14,000 mark for the first time since 2007. What remains to be seen now is whether the pause in the recovery is temporary or something more serious.
The data encourages Wall Street and the Dow Jones rises to 14,000 for the first time since 2007
The Federal Reserve said Wednesday as the labor market improved at a moderate pace. But unemployment is very high and an average growth of around 2% is insufficient for a consistently lower. There are 12.3 million people out of work. Of these, 38.1% have been unemployed more than six months. In addition, you can sum these eight million working part-time and 2.4 million not actively seeking work.
Looking beyond the trend of monthly data, in 2012 181,000 jobs were created per month and 175,000 in 2011. It is a rate that is below what is usually recovering from a recession. The engine this time is still the private sector. By 2013 not expected much more, by persisting global economic uncertainty and the entry into force of new taxes.
For the unemployment rate down and return to pre-recession levels, below 5%, we need to create more than 250,000 net jobs a month for several years. If used as a reference, it took three years to get the unemployment rate down from 10% to the current level. And much of the improvement was due to fewer people in the labor market, since the population of working age and is available from the 1980 levels.
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