1. Job growth has slowed significantly since President Trump took office in 2025, with high volatility, rising unemployment, and sluggish gains, marking a sharp decline from the 2024 pace. While the White House claims robust growth from manufacturing investments, reports indicate that manufacturing employment has actually declined, with around 19,000 to 71,000 jobs lost since April 2025
2. As of April 2026, U. S. inflation has accelerated to 3.3%, the highest level since early 2024, driven primarily by rising energy costs linked to foreign conflicts, despite campaign promises to immediately lower prices. While initial 2025 tariffs caused early upward pressure, recent geopolitical issues have increased transportation and fuel costs, contributing to persistent, higher-than-average inflation.
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