Analysis: This month's nonfarm payroll report is extremely unfavorable for Donald Trump
Svmuu News: A New York Times reporter noted that the timing of this report is extremely unfavorable for the White House politically; the White House has not yet commented on the data.U.S. President Donald Trump must now contend with a deteriorating labor market while also addressing persistent inflation concerns, all against the backdrop of rising oil and gas prices caused by the conflict with Iran.In the past, Donald Trump has dismissed weak economic signals, insisting that the U.S. economy remains strong under his administration. However, even one of his most cherished indicators—the stock market—has seen considerable volatility this week. (Jin Shi)
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