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As 2025 begins, the U.S. economy is showing signs of labor market stabilization while at the same time persistent inflation in the service sector. Recent reports from Wells Fargo provide a nuanced understanding of how these dynamics intersect, reflecting cautious optimism tempered by structural challenges. Labor Market Shows Signs of Stabilization The November Job Openings […]

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