Jameson Van Houten shares the latest

trends in interest, inflation, and

unemployment rates in the first half of

2014.

Jameson Van Houten Reveals

Trends in the Market for 2014

Inflation Rates

So far, inflation rates have raised through the

level that the Fed had set for the economy, which

is 2%.

As a result, the Fed will likely be pleased with this

occurrence.

However, other important people in the economy

such as investors and analysts are not so thrilled

with this statistic.

Unemployment Rates

In the first half of 2014, there were 281,000 jobs

in the private sector that were created.

This is extremely positive, as this number was

71,000 over the number of anticipated jobs to be

created.

It is hopeful that this trend should increase, as

long as the economy continues to grow stronger.

Interest Rates

When the economy took a turn for the worse in

2008, interest rates decreased.

This was done all throughout the world in order to

help economies make stronger efforts to recover.

It was anticipated that these rates would begin to

increase again in 2015, but this is dependent on

how the economy stands in coming months.