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balance, there is likely to be pain in the labor market coming soon, Leer said. “In the near term I do think there’s a trade-off that is unfortunate,” he said. So which parts of the economy are going to be experiencing that pain? Leer pointed to the tech sector, where layoffs and hiring freezes are already widespread. He also expects a pullback in some of the aggressive spending that American consumers, especially those with higher incomes, have been doing on travel and leisure activities. That’s because some of that demand has been fueled by the limited ability to travel during pandemic lockdowns. As a result, travel and hospitality jobs, which were among the hardest hit during the pandemic, have seen some of the strongest bounce back — but could cool off again as spending slows down. The jobs data released Friday shows the sector added 96,000 new hires in July, but the industry still has 1.2 million fewer jobs than it did in February 2020. In the meantime, American consumers will continue to face an uncertain economy. To adapt, there is ample evidence that many workers are taking on multiple jobs, including driving for ride-hailing platforms like Uber, to help make ends meet. Leer estimated that about 1 in 10 workers are now having to do so to earn extra money. Powell, meanwhile, has said the process to get the economy on track will likely be painful. “The process of getting there involves higher rates — so higher mortgage rates, higher borrowing rates and things like that,” he said at the July 27 news conference. “So it’s not going to be pleasant either. But in the end, everyone is better off.” Rob Wile Rob Wile is a breaking business news reporter for NBC News Digital.
Aug. 5, 2022, 10:19 PM +07 By Carmen Sesin MIAMI — Higher prices for housing, food and gas are hitting Americans throughout the United States, but Latinos and Blacks are affected more by the current rise in inflation than the overall population, according to an analysis from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. The growing cost of living has made it difficult for Cynthia Fabian, 48, of Miami, to get back on her feet after she lost her job at a major retailer at the beginning of the pandemic. She lost her home and then exhausted her savings paying for a motel room. Fabian eventually turned to a shelter and has been working odd jobs. But high inflation, including soaring rents, has made it impossible for her to move to her own apartment with the $1,500 budget she has. “I feel frustrated and angry that I haven’t been able to get out of this situation,” Fabian said. The greater impact on
Latinos and Blacks stands in contrast to the period from 2019 to May 2020 when those groups experienced lower inflation than the overall average. Both spend larger shares of their budgets on goods that have been hit the hardest by inflation, particularly transportation, like used cars and gas, as well as housing, researchers found. In contrast, a smaller part of their budget is spent on items that have seen relatively little inflation, like education, health care and entertainment. In Miami, rents have skyrocketed, and together with food and gas prices, the cost of living has become unaffordable for some. Camillus House, an organization that aids those at risk of losing their homes — and the place Fabian turned to for help — says they have received an uptick in calls in recent months. The high demand for their services has been taxing and has stretched their resources. “The situation has been challenging, both for the clients who live in our emergency housing programs, or our temporary programs, and for families that are calling us for assistance because they are on the verge of homelessness,” said Camillus House CEO Hilda Fernández. “There has been no option but to be creative in our approach,” Fernández added. She said they have used federal funds to give incentives to landlords to rent to their clients and are encouraging roommate relationships so renters can share costs. Get the Morning Rundown Get a head start on the morning’s top stories. SIGN UP THIS SITE IS PROTECTED BY RECAPTCHA PRIVACY POLICY | TERMS OF SERVICE During the pandemic, Latino and Black renters across the country were more likely to report that their household was
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