Experian North America Chief Economist Joseph Mayans delivers insight on the U.S. economy as well as key economic and credit developments and implications for the financial services industry.
The labor market in 2025 is navigating a complex set of challenges. Immigration policy changes, federal employment cuts, advancements in AI, and slower hiring activity are reshaping the employment landscape. These dynamics continue to influence both workers and employers, and will likely do so well into the future.
The Q3 Labor Market Monitor brings together data from multiple trusted sources to provide a deeper, more comprehensive view of these changes. By uncovering the latest trends, this report helps you better understand the forces shaping the job market and prepare for what’s ahead.
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Download the chartbookWhile many areas of strength remain in the U.S. economy, there are a few challenges ahead in 2025 that could cloud the economic outlook including potential inflationary pressures and continued affordability issues in the housing market.
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Experian’s Chief Economist, Joseph Mayans, will present the latest economic, credit, and housing trends, along with forecasts for the rest of the year and beyond, alongside other industry experts.