“This is good news; much better than expected.In our survey, economists were looking for [the unemployment rate] to climb up to 4.3 — It comes in at 4.1.Jobless claims — Much lower than expected.” @realDonaldTrump
Fact-Check Summary The social media post accurately reports two key labor market statistics for June 2025: the U.S. unemployment rate was expected to rise to 4.3% but was instead recorded at 4.1%, and initial jobless claims were lower than anticipated at 233,000 compared to a forecast of 240,000. These claims align with publicly available labor […]