19% of U.S. Employers Expect to Hire More Workers: Survey

The video discusses the optimism among US employers about the job market in 2015, highlighting strong sectors like retail and transportation, while noting weaknesses in education and healthcare. It examines the impact of declining oil prices on jobs and consumer spending, and explores wage pressures and inflation trends. The potential influence of wage pressures on interest rates is also considered.

What is the expected impact of declining oil prices on consumer spending?

What factors contribute to the lack of substantial wage pressures in the job market?

How does the competitive landscape globally affect wage inflation in the US?