Recent data on employment growth in the United States has raised alarms about the strength of the current economic cycle, with job creation nearly coming to a standstill. The latest figures suggest a sharp slowdown, challenging optimism about sustained expansion. n nWhile political narratives often tie economic performance to leadership, the focus here remains on measurable indicators: hiring trends, wage growth, and labor force participation. The present environment reflects tightening conditions in the job market, which could influence both consumer spending and monetary policy decisions. n nEconomists warn that prolonged stagnation in employment gains may signal broader weaknesses, regardless of which administration previously held office. The Federal Reserve is likely to monitor these developments closely as it weighs future interest rate adjustments. n— news from Financial Times
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