After dismal employment figures, Trump fires head of statistics and increases pressure on the Fed
Job creation fell 27% short of forecasts in July, and numbers for May and June were drastically revised downward, triggering a plunge on Wall Street. For many economists, this marks a clear warning sign.
Tomas Kauer - - News Moderator 
Job creation fell 27% short of forecasts in July, and numbers for May and June were drastically revised downward, triggering a plunge on Wall Street. For many economists, this marks a clear warning sign.
