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flag U.S. economic slowdown through 2026 driven by tariffs, uncertainty, and weak job growth, with inflation peaking at 3.5% and unemployment rising to 4.5%.

flag The U.S. economy is projected to slow through early 2026 due to tariffs, policy uncertainty, and a weakening labor market, with inflation peaking at 3.5% and unemployment rising to 4.5%. flag Despite strong AI investment exceeding $405 billion and fiscal stimulus, job growth remains weak, especially in California, where high-tech sectors thrive on nearly 70% of U.S. venture funding, but construction, retail, and hospitality struggle. flag California’s unemployment is forecast at 5.5% in 2025–2026, peaking at 5.9%, with residential permits expected to rise in 2027. flag Both economies are set to rebound in 2026–2027 amid delayed fiscal and monetary support.

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