Job Market Moves Sideways

It’s always dangerous to put much too much stock in a single month's report. But this month’s version does seem to change the picture. Before the report, you could see the early signs of a recovery again starting to pick up speed: the black line above was moving up, as it had in early 2010. Now it appears to be moving sideways again, as it did last summer.

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