Vanguard Forecasts Unemployment Rise to 4.4% by 2025
Vanguard projects unemployment to increase to 4.4% in 2025, marking the highest rate since October 2021. Explore the implications of this economic forecast.
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Vanguard: Unemployment to Hit 4.4% by 2025
Vanguard forecasts a rise in unemployment rate to 4.4% by 2025. Stay updated with key economic predictions and insights.
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