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Reasons to Doubt the Optimism: Analyzing December’s Jobs Report


OAN’s Alicia Summers
1:35 PM – Friday, January 5, 2024

The Monthly Jobs Report Exceeds Expectations

The monthly⁤ jobs report for December,⁢ released today, reveals that U.S. employers‌ added 216,000 jobs last month, surpassing expectations of 170,000. Government jobs played a⁣ significant role in this growth. However, the Labor Department highlights a rise in the number ⁣of people actively seeking jobs, reaching 5.7 million in December, marking an increase of 514,000 over the year.

The unemployment rate remains unchanged at 3.7%. This report follows the Federal Reserve’s ‌decision not to raise​ interest rates at⁢ its latest meeting. David ⁢Stryzewski, ⁢CEO of Sound Planning Group, took a deeper look and explains why⁤ he considers this to be an awful report. One America’s Alicia Summers has more.

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December⁤ Jobs Report Highlights Strong Growth

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