WakeUpCallPage - Terkini nombor pekerjaan Amerika Syarikat bulanan
adalah lebih teruk daripada yang dijangkakan apabila mereka akhirnya tiba pada
hari Selasa selepas ditangguhkan oleh penutupan kerajaan.
Majikan Amerika Syarikat menambah 148,000 pekerja
pada bulan September, dan pendek 180,000 ekonomi yang telah diramalkan. Walau
bagaimanapun, kadar pengangguran jatuh dari 7.3% peratus pada Ogos kepada 7.2%
peratus daripada tenaga kerja , tahap paling rendah sejak November 2008.
Kadar pengangguran dikira daripada kajian yang
berasingan daripada isi rumah Amerika Syarikat, yang menunjukkan peningkatan
dalam bilangan orang yang dalam kerja bulan lepas. Masih terbaru statistik -
termasuk nombor pekerjaan pada bulan Julai disemak lebih rendah - mencadangkan
ekonomi terbesar di DUNIA telah kehilangan wap walaupun sebelum perjuangan
bajet agak hebat di Washington yang penutupan kerajaan.
Kehilangan momentum ekonomi mungkin akan menambah
berhati-hati bank pusat Amerika Syarikat dalam membuat keputusan bila untuk
mengurangkan langkah-langkah rangsangan. Pegawai-pegawai di Federal Reserve
juga berkemungkinan untuk menahan sebarang keputusan mengenai mendaki kembali
mereka membeli bon sehingga ia menjadi jelas berapa banyak kerosakan ekonomi
perjuangan bajet telah dilakukan.
Mereka seterusnya akan bertemu untuk membincangkan
dasar monetari pada 29-30 Oktober. Fed terkejut pasaran bulan lepas dengan
berpegang kepada $85 billion setiap
kadar bon- membeli bulan, menunggu lebih banyak bukti pemulihan yang kukuh.
Delayed US Jobs Stats Show Continued Economic
Weakness
- Economy . . .
The latest monthly US jobs numbers were worse than
expected when they finally arrived on Tuesday after being delayed by the
government shutdown.
Employers in the US added 148,000 workers in
September, well short of the 180,000 that economists had forecast. However the
unemployment rate did drop from 7.3 percent in August to 7.2 percent of the
workforce, the lowest level since November 2008.
The jobless rate is calculated from a separate
survey of US households, which showed an increase in the number of people in
work last month. Still the latest statistics - including jobs numbers in July
revised lower - suggested the world's biggest economy was losing steam even
before the acrimonious budget fight in Washington that closed down the
government.
The loss of economic momentum will likely add to the
US central bank's caution in deciding when to trim its stimulus measures.
Officials at the Federal Reserve are also likely to hold off any decision on
scaling back their buying of bonds until it becomes clear how much economic
damage the budget fight has done.
They will next meet to discuss monetary policy on
Oct. 29-30. The Fed surprised markets last month by sticking to an $85 billion
per month bond-buying pace, awaiting more evidence of a strong recovery.
