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Leading National Economist EJ Antoni: Positive Signs in Recent Jobs Report

Posted on December 18, 2025 by Tom Novak

The recently released federal jobs report offered positive signs of an improving economy. One of the nation’s leading economists, EJ Antoni, hops onto The Morning Update to break down the jobs report numbers.

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