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18th May 2026 12:15USDaily Monitor
  • AI-driven layoffs still look limited, but productivity gains seem to be limiting hiring in a few sectors.
  • This drag on labor demand, however, looks relatively small compared to the broader AI economic boost.
  • We still think AI is more likely to shift the composition of labor demand than depress it significantly.

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