The last time the unemployment rate was this low, it was 2001. But the pace of job creation during May was relatively modest.
The Unemployment Rate Falls to a 16-Year Low: May 29 – June 2
Q1 GDP Growth Revised From Weak to Tepid: May 22 – 26
The U.S. economy expanded at a tepid pace in early 2017 while the housing market paused in April.
Manufacturing Rebounds in April, Leading Indicators Point Up: May 15 – 19
Manufacturing output bounced up in April, led by a boost in automobile production. Leading indicators suggest economic growth in the coming months.
What We Learned About the U.S. Economy Last Week 