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A much-anticipated labor market update isn't due out until Wednesday morning, but the White House is already working to temper expectations.
Members of President Trump's team have offered multiple warnings that employment gains may disappoint Wall Street and have tried to downplay what a miss might indicate about the state of the US economy.
"One shouldn't panic," National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett told CNBC on Monday in a clear message to investors. "You should expect slightly smaller job numbers."
But he said the results may not be a sign of broader trouble, explaining the potentially smaller numbers as a combination of a "productivity boom" and "a pretty big decline in the labor force because of illegals leaving the country."

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/we-have-to-revise-our-expectations-white-house-downplays-coming-jobs-report-200406607.html
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