Today, we get a glimpse of what's possible as, following last month's 'weak' report, ADP's Employment shows the US economy added 155k jobs in March (more than the 120k expected and almost double the 77k added in February)...

So, once again, the soft data and constant mainstream narrative of recession is crushed by the hard data.

"Despite policy uncertainty and downbeat consumers, the bottom line is this: The March topline number was a good one for the economy and employers of all sizes, if not necessarily all sectors," said Nela Richardson, Chief Economist, ADP

Is it just us, or can you sense the disappointment in her statement that the US economy didn't implode?

Service industry jobs showed a major rebound from weakness in February while goods-producing job additions slowed...

Manufacturers added 21k jobs in March - the biggest addition since Oct 2022...

The other piece of 'good' news is that wage growth slowed for both job-stayers and job-changers...

So much for runaway inflationary pressure and recessionary labor market stagnation... and the surge in manufacturing jobs suggests Trump's plan is working?