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Trump’s pick for BLS commissioner floated suspending the monthly jobs report before apparently backing off

EJ Antoni, President Donald Trump’s pick to lead the Bureau of Labor Statistics, is no longer considering suspending the monthly jobs report — one of the most crucial and historic measurements of US economic activity — after proposing the unprecedented action during an interview that published Tuesday.

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Monthly U.S. jobs report won’t be suspended, Trump aides say

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Treasury's Bessent says he doesn't support suspending monthly jobs reports

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ALFREDO ORTIZ: Trump Made Right Call In Picking E.J. Antoni To Replace Biden-Appointed BLS Leader

Heritage Foundation chief economist EJ Antoni is the perfect choice to clean up the mess at the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS)—the guardian of America’s labor and inflation metrics.

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Trump’s New Stats Boss Exposed as Part of Jan. 6 MAGA Mob

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S.E. Cupp: Trump BLS pick is partisan, unqualified and MAGA

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Trump’s pick to lead labor stats agency could pause monthly jobs report over accuracy concerns

Heritage Foundation economist E.J. Antoni, tapped to lead Bureau of Labor Statistics, calls monthly jobs data unreliable after recent job downward revision.

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How Connecticut's labor department produces jobs reports: 'Doing the best we can'

The Connecticut Department of Labor will publish its jobs report for July this week, and the numbers will be scrutinized by many elected officials, economists and businesspeople. But there is unlikely to be a furor over how the data was calculated.

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Karoline Leavitt Hints Trump Could Start Hiding Even More Jobs Data

Donald Trump’s press secretary refused to give a straightforward answer to a key question about the monthly jobs reports.

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Top Federal Reserve official: Jobs data strengthens case for rate cuts

The Federal Reserve should move to cut interest rates, board of governors member Michelle Bowman said Saturday, citing dramatic negative revisions to the monthly jobs report released at the