The sharpest tariff increase in over a century has yet to produce a clear negative effect on the economy, but we believe this resilience may not last. While headline payroll
figures still appear strong, underlying trends suggest weakness – private sector hiring is slowing, with fewer than half of all industries reporting net job gains. Additionally,
continuing unemployment claims are rising, and the jobs differential is declining. Uncertainty peaked, leading the S&P 500 growth.


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The sharpest tariff increase in over a century has yet to produce a clear negative effect on the economy, but we believe this resilience may not last. While headline payroll
figures still appear strong, underlying trends suggest weakness – private sector hiring is slowing, with fewer than half of all industries reporting net job gains. Additionally,
continuing unemployment claims are rising, and the jobs differential is declining. Uncertainty peaked, leading the S&P 500 growth.