Trump: 'Real Jobs Numbers' Won’t Come Until 2026 — Fed Faces New Pressure to Cut Rates in September
September 8, 2025
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as posted by the channelThe August jobs report showed 22,000 jobs added, economists expected 75,000, while unemployment edged up from 4.2% to 4.3%. Still, the broader economic picture adds context: wages are rising, consumer spending is strong, inflation has stabilized, tariffs are bringing in record revenue, GDP growth is solid, and Big Tech along with foreign investors have announced plans to pour hundreds of billions into the U.S. economy. Against that backdrop, President Trump told tech executives at a White House dinner that the "real jobs numbers" won't come until next year. Meanwhile, with the Federal Reserve closely watching the labor market, the weak report adds new pressure for a rate cut this month. To break down what it all means, David Stryzewski, CEO of Sound Planning Group, joined Alicia Summers to weigh in.
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