Washington, D.C.; December 16th, 2025
New economic figures released on December 16th by the White House point to continued private-sector job growth, with the administration framing the latest data as further confirmation that the U.S. economy under President Donald J. Trump remains driven primarily by business hiring rather than expansion of the federal workforce.
In materials issued directly by THE WHITE HOUSE, the administration emphasized that the bulk of recent employment gains originated in the private sector, a distinction it described as central to the President’s economic strategy. The White House noted that job creation was not limited to a single industry; instead, hiring gains were reported across multiple sectors, reflecting what officials characterized as broad-based economic momentum.
Manufacturing, construction, and service industries were cited prominently in the release, with the White House stating that these areas continue to benefit from private investment, domestic demand, and business confidence. The administration described the figures as consistent with earlier reports released throughout the year, noting that private employers have continued adding jobs at a pace that exceeds population growth.
The White House also highlighted wage growth alongside hiring numbers, stating that increased competition for workers has contributed to rising earnings, particularly in skilled trades and service roles. Officials framed this trend as evidence that job growth is translating into tangible income gains rather than remaining confined to headline employment totals.
According to the White House statement, the administration views the private-sector focus as a key contrast point, arguing that sustained economic strength depends on business-led expansion rather than government-driven employment. The release emphasized that policies aimed at reducing regulatory burdens, encouraging domestic investment, and supporting workforce participation remain central to the President’s economic agenda.
The administration further pointed to labor-force participation trends, stating that continued hiring has drawn more Americans back into the workforce, including individuals previously sidelined from employment. The White House described this development as a sign of economic resilience, particularly amid global uncertainty and shifting international markets.
In presenting the figures, THE WHITE HOUSE underscored that the data reflects conditions already in place, not projected outcomes. Officials characterized the report as a snapshot of current economic activity, one they believe demonstrates ongoing strength in private enterprise and employer confidence.
As the administration looks ahead, the White House stated that its economic priorities remain unchanged: sustaining private-sector growth, supporting job creation across industries, and maintaining conditions that encourage businesses to invest and expand within the United States.
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• THE WHITE HOUSE, official newsroom release titled “Private Sector Job Growth Fuels President Trump’s Economy,” issued December 16th, 2025
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