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The economy reflects decisions made by TrumpMonthly job creation in the U.S. has shown significant volatility recently, with 130,000 jobs added in January 2026, surpassing expectations and marking the strongest gain since December 2024. However, February 2026 saw a sharp reversal, with the economy shedding 92,000 jobs, far below the expected 59,000 gain, according to the latest Labor Department report.
Revisions to prior months have also been substantial. January’s initial payroll gain was revised down from 130,000 to 126,000, and December 2025 was revised from a 48,000 increase to a 17,000 job loss. Over the past two years, cumulative job growth has been revised down by nearly one million due to benchmark adjustments.
Sectoral trends show health care and social assistance driving gains in January (adding 82,000 and 42,000 jobs, respectively), while February saw declines in health care (−28,000), construction (−11,000), and manufacturing (−12,000). Federal government employment has dropped by 11% since October 2024.
It has dropped significantly from the 2024 Biden economy
Trump should have left it alone