The October jobs report crushed expectations, confirming that President Trump’s America First agenda is delivering a manufacturing renaissance. Tariffs and tax cuts are bringing production home, strengthening supply chains, raising blue-collar wages, and adding hundreds of thousands of jobs for American workers.

Here’s what you need to know:

• 165,000 jobs were added in October — blowing out expectations by over 100,000.
  • 19,000 manufacturing jobs were added — the strongest monthly gain since 2023.
  • More than 100,000 manufacturing jobs and 120,000 factory construction jobs have been added since President Trump returned to office.
• Manufacturing employment is rising for the first time in three years, reversing the Biden-era loss of more than 200,000 factory jobs.
• September’s jobs report was revised up to 60,000 jobs (double the initial estimates); August’s report was revised up to 186,000 jobs.
• Wage growth reached its highest for the year, average hourly earnings beat expectations, and the unemployment rate fell.

Since day one, the Trump Administration has delivered on its promise to fight for American workers:

• More than 1.25 million private sector jobs have been added since President Trump returned to office.
• Jobless claims fell to a new 57-year low.
• The trade deficit dropped over 12% in September; U.S. goods exports hit a record high, up nearly 15% year-over-year.
• Capital goods imports — the machinery and equipment needed to rebuild domestic industry — reached a record 46% share of total imports.
• 36% of equipment manufacturers have reshored or are reshoring, and 63% are making capital investments to expand U.S. production.
• U.S. manufacturing expanded for a 10^th straight month.
• Core capital goods orders are up almost 14% from a year ago and are on track for a record share this year.
• The economy grew 3.4% in the third quarter, once again defying the experts.

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The October jobs report crushed expectations, confirming that President Trump’s America First agenda is delivering a manufacturing renaissance. Tariffs and tax cuts are bringing production home, strengthening supply chains, raising blue-collar wages, and adding hundreds of thousands of jobs for American workers.

Here’s what you need to know:

• 165,000 jobs were added in October — blowing out expectations by over 100,000.
  • 19,000 manufacturing jobs were added — the strongest monthly gain since 2023.
  • More than 100,000 manufacturing jobs and 120,000 factory construction jobs have been added since President Trump returned to office.
• Manufacturing employment is rising for the first time in three years, reversing the Biden-era loss of more than 200,000 factory jobs.
• September’s jobs report was revised up to 60,000 jobs (double the initial estimates); August’s report was revised up to 186,000 jobs.
• Wage growth reached its highest for the year, average hourly earnings beat expectations, and the unemployment rate fell.

Since day one, the Trump Administration has delivered on its promise to fight for American workers:

• More than 1.25 million private sector jobs have been added since President Trump returned to office.
• Jobless claims fell to a new 57-year low.
• The trade deficit dropped over 12% in September; U.S. goods exports hit a record high, up nearly 15% year-over-year.
• Capital goods imports — the machinery and equipment needed to rebuild domestic industry — reached a record 46% share of total imports.
• 36% of equipment manufacturers have reshored or are reshoring, and 63% are making capital investments to expand U.S. production.
• U.S. manufacturing expanded for a 10^th straight month.
• Core capital goods orders are up almost 14% from a year ago and are on track for a record share this year.
• The economy grew 3.4% in the third quarter, once again defying the experts.

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