Stocks observation1

In the post-epidemic era, even if the vaccination gradually breaks the social restrictions, the production and business activities in the United States have begun to gradually repair. However, corporate production needs to recruit workers, and the recovery of the US job market is slow, and corporate recruitment is not easy. After the outbreak of the epidemic, the United States launched a large-scale fiscal subsidy program. Before August 2020, the unemployment subsidy for American residents was 600 US dollars a week, and there was also a weekly subsidy of 300 US dollars thereafter.
Under unemployment subsidies, the impact of the epidemic on the balance sheets of US residents is not obvious. Moreover, the larger financial subsidies have reduced residents' willingness to re-employ. From the data, we can see that with the promotion of vaccines, the US economy has gradually recovered, and the job vacancy rate has risen sharply. However, the quasi-unemployed population in the United States who is no longer looking for work remains at a relatively high level, and residents' willingness to seek jobs is obviously low. The slow recovery of employment makes the restoration of domestic production in the United States not smooth, and the supply of wood and other commodities is still inelastic.