U.S. unemployment reduced to 9.1% after the good jobs data - The U.S. economy created 117,000 jobs in July compared to June, while 193,000 left to seek employment in that country. Both variables were the unemployment rate down one tenth to 9.1% after three consecutive months of increases, according to the Labor Department Friday in a statement.
The number of jobs created by the U.S. economy in July than in June recorded 46,000 and 53,000 of the revised figure for the month of May, down from an estimated 23,000.
Despite being a positive note, these volumes of jobs are still far from the numbers above the 200,000 new jobs recorded in the first months of this year. In this regard, stresses that the private sector created 154,000 jobs in July, up from 80,000 the previous month, while public sector employment fell by 37,000 jobs, in line with dropped 34,000 in June. Most analysts had estimated it would create between 75,000 and 80,000 jobs, which would have left the unemployment rate at 9.2%.
The number of jobs created by the U.S. economy in July than in June recorded 46,000 and 53,000 of the revised figure for the month of May, down from an estimated 23,000.
Despite being a positive note, these volumes of jobs are still far from the numbers above the 200,000 new jobs recorded in the first months of this year. In this regard, stresses that the private sector created 154,000 jobs in July, up from 80,000 the previous month, while public sector employment fell by 37,000 jobs, in line with dropped 34,000 in June. Most analysts had estimated it would create between 75,000 and 80,000 jobs, which would have left the unemployment rate at 9.2%.
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