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  1. FactSet and Goldman Sachs forecast job market trends, noting expected hiring boosts and the impact of job report setbacks on political narratives.

Goldman Sachs economist Duggirala cited Bureau of Labor Statistics data in a recent research note.

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Goldman Sachs economist Duggirala cited Bureau of Labor Statistics data in a recent research note.

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