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Looking ahead, analysts predict a gradual decline in the unemployment rate, potentially down to 4.1% and lower in coming months, driven by solid productivity growth and reduced government employment. The hope is that as manufacturing infrastructure ramps up and new industries evolve, job creation will accelerate, leading to more full-time, well-paying positions for American workers.
Meanwhile, in the energy sector, U.S. oil production is expected to continue climbing, cementing the country’s role as the world’s leading producer. Inflation measures remain subdued, with trueinflation suggesting a steady rate below 2%, providing a buffer for monetary policy.