"It will be a challenge to match the 678,000 jobs added in February. Even so, the expectation is that payrolls growth was still solid in March with the consensus north of 400,000 jobs. That should help the unemployment rate to remain at or slightly below the previous month’s reading of 3.8%. If a decline is seen, it would mark a new pandemic low. How many more people came into the workforce will be part of the equation," says Mark Hamrick. George Seay weighs in on the U.S. economy and states that inflation is here to stay for some time.