It's a mess! The US non farm payroll data was revised downwards by 818000, and the data was mysteriously stolen
六月清晨搅
发表于 2024-8-22 14:46:32
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After a shocking period of chaos, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics announced on Wednesday that the non farm payroll data for the 12 months ending March 2024 was initially revised down by 818000 people. This number is roughly within the range analyzed by economists beforehand.
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