A lot of manufacturers are ramping up to full capacity.

Ford as an example. Their numbers weren’t in the mid July numbers. I expect July to trend lower due to summer service industry employment and folks taking work as the extra benefits in many states end the week before August.

In response to this post by UTPr0sim

Posted: 07/03/2020 at 09:59AM

Here’s some good news for the states that -- GreenvilleVT 07/03/2020 09:02AM

That would imply most of those are service jobs, which are now stopped -- soflahokie 07/03/2020 1:09PM

I anticipate an extension of benefits as well as another unicorn drop. -- ColoVT82 07/03/2020 12:57PM

Not likely with a split house and senate. ** -- GreenvilleVT 07/03/2020 5:34PM

Think there will be another stimulus check, but not extension of benefits.. -- RUHokie 07/03/2020 1:57PM

You're ignoring what has happened in the past several weeks... -- BB Hokie 07/03/2020 11:19AM

Finance sector is very adaptable to work-from-home -- lchoro 07/03/2020 10:52AM

Kiawa, Charleston nd Hilton Head are full of NY finance -- GreenvilleVT 07/03/2020 10:55AM

Great debate soon if that trend holds -- HokieHutch 07/03/2020 10:24AM

Higher unemployment often leads to higher death -- GreenvilleVT 07/03/2020 10:43AM

Well the death rate keeps going down. Now at less than -- GreenvilleVT 07/03/2020 10:41AM

Lets see what it looks like in July...... ** -- UTPr0sim 07/03/2020 09:54AM

A lot of manufacturers are ramping up to full capacity. -- GreenvilleVT 07/03/2020 09:59AM

I don’t see many returning to pre COVID capacity -- TabbHokie 07/03/2020 3:56PM

And imagine, some leaders didn't want to shut down because it would -- Stork 07/03/2020 09:43AM

Most states can’t afford to have their economies shut down. -- GreenvilleVT 07/03/2020 10:36AM

A lot of manufacturers are ramping up to full capacity.

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