This is really too co-incidental, and should I also say that the announcement of job creation and unemployment is really at the right time to prevent the stock market from really collapsing after Thursday's bloodbath. The whole idea is to steady the stock market and prevent further carnage. Oh yes, tech stocks went up because of the job announcement. What other reason can they trot out?
I think it is too good to be true. Do we honestly believe the jobs and unemployment figures trotted out? A few months down the road, the job numbers will again be revised downwards, and the episode will just be forgotten, and goes under the carpet and forgiven. How many times have this happened before? Yet they keep on pulling this trick without consequences, because they can get away with it.
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USA job numbers are a joke, nothing more. How could job numbers be revised downwards by the hundreds of thousands down the road? It really boggles the mind.
You should also ask "can Singapore job numbers be trusted"? You always read about how many jobs being created, but never about how many of these jobs actually employ Singaporean. It is always about "residents" unemployment, but not how many citizens are out of jobs or unemployed for a long period.
We should also ask 'can Singapore inflation be that low' when everything is getting so expensive, especially food. It is always touted to be affordable, but how affordable to retirees and those who lost their jobs to foreigners.
What can we say about a 'Nation of Liars' doing their usual thing.
As a multimillionaire, everything is affordable. Where got inflation?
What is 10 million?
Singapore aka Sinkeland's data always have a "BUT" backsides butter!
Bad news always tempered by a "BUT" that some sweeteners are been inserted in!
No eyes see
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