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Job growth in the U.S. fell below expectations in the first full month of President Trump’s term, raising questions about economic momentum.

The U.S. added fewer jobs than expected in February 2017, marking a slowdown in hiring during Trump’s first full month as president.

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– Jobs added: 235,000 (below expectations of 190,000). – Unemployment rate: 4.7%. – Labor force participation: Little change.

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 The slower-than-expected hiring raises concerns about the pace of economic growth and whether Trump’s policies can deliver on promises of job creation

President Trump downplayed the report, emphasizing long-term economic goals and his administration’s plans to boost jobs through infrastructure and tax reforms.

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Analysts note that while the report was disappointing, one month of data doesn’t define a trend. They emphasize the need to monitor future reports for clearer insights.

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While February’s jobs report fell short, the focus remains on whether Trump’s policies can stimulate sustained job growth in the coming months.

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