Kevin Hassett argues the strong May jobs report (172k jobs, 4.3% unemployment) is a supply-side success from the 'Big Beautiful Bill', not a precursor to inflation. He dismisses market pricing of a Fed rate hike as 'terribly wrong', citing temporary oil price shocks and historical precedent (1990s Greenspan). He expects oil disruption from Iran to be short-term, with lower risk premiums once nuclear threat is resolved. Construction employment is a leading indicator for future manufacturing jobs.
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National Economic Council 6.2
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Kevin Hassett 7.0
6/5/2026 7:18:33 PM
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Hassett argues the economy is in a supply-side boom with high growth and no runaway inflation, similar to the 1990s. This positive macro outlook, combined with strong corporate investment (equipment up 3%), implies a cautiously optimistic view for growth-oriented tech stocks (NDX) over the medium term.
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There is a short term disruption in oil prices, but we expect it to be over soon.
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5/11/2026 6:30:22 PM short term cautious up 6 days later +6.34% +3.17%
4/30/2026 5:19:10 PM short term sharp up 5 days later -6.73% -10.09%
3/17/2026 7:07:05 PM long term cautious down 61 days later +12.81% -6.41%
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