U.S. unemployment rate falls to 8.6%

The latest release of US latest economic condition by Labor Department last Friday shows that U.S. unemployment rate falls to 8.6% from 9% in October and this raises another hope for an acceleration recovery. This number is not only related to the unemployment rate in US but it’s also related to the reaction about 11 months of debate before Obama was elected as the US president. Some economists see this phenomenon as the positive trend to US economic since the recession.

However this positive thing is not the end of White House hard work in economic recovery because there are still millions people unemployed in US. Based on the statement from Obama’s chief economic advisor that the result comes after many people left the labor force and most of them are women. The political analysts President Obama's reelection hopes this trend is going to be the something good for Obama’s government since its worst condition of 9% unemployment rate.

After months of bad economic situation, finally in November the Labor Department announced an unexpectedly release about the lower rate of unemployment. This is not the end of the government’s hard work; it’s just the beginning to keep the rate lower. This is just the momentum for the government to create the other positive trends in US economic.