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June 2026 Jobs Preview: What to Expect

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June 2026 Jobs Preview: What to Expect

The June numbers should be good, but weak wage growth and other negative indicators are signs that workers do not feel positive about the state of the labor market.

By Dean Baker

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Clean Energy Investments Can Lead to Good Union Jobs

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Clean Energy Investments Can Lead to Good Union Jobs

During the Biden years, infrastructure investments helped create clean energy jobs, some of which were union jobs. The Trump administration is working to reverse those gains.

By Algernon Austin

A worker in a yellow vest and hard hat installing solar panels. The setting is outdoors with trees in the background under a cloudy sky. Photo by Quang Nguyen Vinh: https://www.pexels.com/photo/expansive-solar-farm-in-vietnam-s-binh-thuan-province-35105443/
May 2026 CPI Preview: What to Expect

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May 2026 CPI Preview: What to Expect

Rising energy prices will likely push inflation higher in May, and food and vehicle prices are likely to continue to increase as well.

By Dean Baker

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May 2026 Jobs Preview: What to Expect

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May 2026 Jobs Preview: What to Expect

The overall labor market story is somewhat positive; however, if wage growth continues to lag inflation, consumer demand will not be able to sustain growth going forward.

By Dean Baker

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April 2026 CPI Preview: What to Expect

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April 2026 CPI Preview: What to Expect

Rising gas prices, accelerating rents, and higher medical and transportation costs are expected to keep inflation elevated in April.

By Dean Baker

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April 2026 Jobs Preview: What to Expect

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April 2026 Jobs Preview: What to Expect

The unemployment rate should remain stable, but is not clear that workers are able to secure wage gains — a concerning development in a time of rising inflation.

By Dean Baker

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