Mark Hamrick
Senior Economic Analyst and Washington Bureau Chief at Bankrate
Senior Economic Analyst, Washington Bureau Chief for Bankrate. Senior Director for Red Ventures. Former president of both National Press Club, SABEW.
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linkedin.com | Mark Hamrick
Mark Hamrick Mark Hamrick is an Influencer LinkedIn Top Voice. Economic analyst, survey maven, and trusted resource for Bankrate, Red Ventures, and beyond. Former president of two associations of journalists, The National Press Club and SABEW.
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linkedin.com | Mark Hamrick
Mark Hamrick Mark Hamrick is an Influencer LinkedIn Top Voice. Economic analyst, survey maven, and trusted resource for Bankrate, Red Ventures, and beyond. Former president of two associations of journalists, The National Press Club and SABEW. 8m Report this post Navigating the Job Market Amid Uncertainty A stable job market would be a significant achievement in today's uncertain economic climate.
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linkedin.com | Mark Hamrick
Mark Hamrick Mark Hamrick is an Influencer LinkedIn Top Voice. Economic analyst, survey maven, and trusted resource for Bankrate, Red Ventures, and beyond. Former president of two associations of journalists, The National Press Club and SABEW. 11m Report this post Another day, another inflation disappointment:Well, at least the latest inflation data is consistent.
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linkedin.com | Mark Hamrick
Mark Hamrick Mark Hamrick is an Influencer LinkedIn Top Voice. Economic analyst, survey maven, and trusted resource for Bankrate, Red Ventures, and beyond. Former president of two associations of journalists, The National Press Club and SABEW. 7h Edited Report this post The January jobs report should provide some reassurance for people in the labor force, those working or looking for work.
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foxbaltimore.com | Cory Smith |Mark Hamrick
American employers added 143,000 jobs to their payrolls last month, the Labor Department reported Friday. The job growth was short of forecasts, but the labor market remains strong. And more jobs were added in November and December than initially reported. Economists polled by Reuters had forecasted January job growth at 170,000 after the Labor Department originally reported 256,000 more jobs in December.
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The worst possible combination: Consumer sentiment continues to plunge and inflation expectations are soaring. https://t.co/6osOWksLFK
While the stock market is the focus for most people, this week’s action in the bond market has taken front and center. My comments: https://t.co/55DTt8ffFL
