Bob Elliott says employment measures have improved, but the labor backdrop remains weak versus the last earnings boom. He adds job growth is not keeping pace with household spending, as copper hit record highs and oil rose on a large inventory draw.
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Bob Elliott says employment measures have improved, but the labor backdrop remains weak versus the last earnings boom. He adds job growth is not keeping pace with household spending, as copper hit record highs and oil rose on a large inventory draw.
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