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Policy in Motion: Insights for navigating with confidence

Your resource for the latest on trade, tariff and regulatory policy changes.

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The policy landscape is constantly evolving, with new regulatory, fiscal and legislative changes impacting businesses and industries. Staying ahead requires being proactive and informed. KPMG has provided these resources to help businesses anticipate and navigate these shifts, turning challenges into opportunities. Explore how to stay ahead in a world where public policy is always in motion.

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How does recent policy change affect your business?

New legislation and regulations are rapidly transforming industries. This collection presents KPMG's latest insights on the implications for your operations, strategy, and growth.

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Industries

Helping clients meet their business challenges begins with an in-depth understanding of their industries. At KPMG, we’ve created an industry-driven structure to better understand the nuances of each industry.

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Autumn industrial production mixed

Autos suffered from tax credit expiration.

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Aircraft drag on durable orders

Transportation orders lost ground with civilian aircraft.

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US Quarterly Deals Snapshot

A preliminary look at the fourth quarter deal data.

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October retail sales better than first blush

Moderate increase in October retail sales.

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Adapting life sciences services for tomorrow

Trade policies, compliance challenges, and automation are transforming how life sciences delivers services.

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KPMG managed services: Industrial manufacturing

Industrial manufacturers can use trade disruption to modernize operations through AI-powered managed services, gaining both cost savings and competitive advantages.

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Strategic Capital Investment in U.S. Manufacturing & Automotive

Empowering Growth Through Innovation, Resilience, and Compliance

    Global Economic & Geopolitical Outlook webcast

    Join us on December 17, 2025, 9:00 AM PST | 12:00 PM EST

    Whether you're managing currency exposure across multiple markets, timing capital deployment, recalibrating supply chain strategies, or pressure-testing investment assumptions, you will want to understand how these global dynamics interact, and what they mean for your organization. This webcast brings together KPMG’s regional Chief Economists, Global Geopolitics Lead, and Global Head of Deal Advisory to provide the strategic intelligence that can inform your decisions throughout 2026.

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    • GDP Data Confirms the Gen Z Nightmare: The Era of Jobless Growth Is Here
      The U.S. economy grew 4.3% in Q3 despite stagnant hiring and rising unemployment at 4.6%, signaling a disconnect between GDP and job creation. KPMG Chief Economist Diane Swonk described the trend as “highly unusual,” noting that growth without employment gains poses long-term risks. Swonk warned that stimulus could create a “sugar high” for spending while leaving structural weaknesses intact, and highlighted the vulnerability of an economy driven by wealth effects rather than payroll expansion.
      Dec 24, 2025
    • Investing, Asset Allocation, Economics & the Search for the Bottom Line
      Debate is simmering about whether slower hiring is related to a weaker economy, the effects from policy changes related to immigration, or both. “The aging population and restrictive immigration policy are weighing on labor supply,” says KPMG U.S. senior economist Matt Nestler. “The result is a much lower break-even number of payrolls each month [the number needed to keep the unemployment rate unchanged]. Expect low payroll gains in the monthly jobs report,” he adds.
      Dec 15, 2025
    • Stocks, Bonds and Dollar Waver Ahead of U.S. Jobs Report
      After a number of delays from the government shutdown, we’re set to get a slew of eco-data this week. First up, we have tomorrow's souped-up jobs report which will include November payrolls and key statistics such as the unemployment rate. Here to discuss is Diane Swonk, she is chief economist over at KPMG.
      Dec 15, 2025

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    Diane C. Swonk
    Chief Economist, KPMG US
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    John P. Gimigliano
    Principal, Washington National Tax, KPMG US

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