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USA UNLEASHED: American Jobless Claims PLUMMET to Lowest Levels Since ‘73

posted by Hannity Staff - 1.18.18

Americans are filing unemployment benefits at the lowest levels since 1973, signaling a major upswing in the US economy as employers scramble to find workers as the nation nears full employment.

According to Bloomberg, the shocking drop in benefit claims is accompanied by an unemployment rate of just 4.1%, the lowest level seen since 2000.

“The drop in claims shows that companies are increasingly holding on to their employees amid a shortage of skilled labor,” write Bloomberg. “Businesses are struggling to find workers to fill positions, particularly in manufacturing and construction, as cited in some anecdotes for the Federal Reserve’s Beige Book released Wednesday.”

The strong economic data comes as Apple and other American-based corporations announce major plans to reinvest in the US following the GOP-led tax cuts.

President Trump hailed Tim Cook’s decision to repatriate over $350 billion into the USA over the next five years on social media Wednesday, saying it was “great to see Apple follow through as a result of tax cuts. Huge win for American workers and the USA!”

US Economy SMASHES ESTIMATES, Adds 230K Jobs

posted by Hannity Staff - 12.08.17

The United States economy added approximately 228,000 jobs in November alone; slashing the unemployment rate to just 4.1 percent and busting expectations that predicted payrolls to grow by 200,000.

According to CNBC, average hourly earnings also rose by 0.2 percent in the same month; resulting in 2.5 percent growth in 2017.

“The November employment data is largely as expected. For an expansion that began in mid-2009, no negative surprises are welcome,” said a senior economic analyst at Bankrate.com. “The lingering impacts of recent hurricanes and flooding have reverted back to relative calm in the statistics, meaning that this is a ‘cleaner’ number.”

Surprisingly, the second largest gains were seen in the manufacturing sector; adding 31,000 jobs in the industry. The economy saw a total in goods-producing occupations tick upwards to 62,000.

Construction also saw steep gains, adding 24,000 jobs –most of which were in “specialty trade” contracts.

“With continued improvement in the labor market, room for continued upward trajectory in 2018 is likely limited because there’s not much slack left to hire workers for further growth,” said one economist.

GREAT AGAIN: $2 TRILLION Added to US Economy Under President Trump

posted by Hannity Staff - 8.14.17

The United States Stock Market has added over $2 trillion to the American economy since President Trump won the 2016 presidential election; smashing expectations and further signaling a robust recovery following years of stagnant growth under Barack Obama.

According to CNBC, the S&P 500 stock index grew by $2.04 trillion since Donald Trump defeated Hillary Clinton last November; soaring after the election on renewed hopes of significant tax reform and the reduction of burdensome regulations imposed by Trump’s predecessor.

The largest gains were seen in information technology, financial services, healthcare, and materials.

President Trump now sets his sights on reforming the nation’s complicated and outdated tax code, a key campaign promise to deliver tax relief to millions of American families and businesses.

“People are in wait-and-see mode in terms of tax reform. We get a bit of a pop every time it gets mentioned, but I think the market is in a bit of disbelief,” said one market strategist.

Analysts also credit President Trump’s pledge to rebuild the American military with the massive rise in stocks associated with Defense contracts, reporting some businesses have seen growth of 30% since the US election last fall.

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