#USjobs news (November 2025 report, just released):
.Unemployment rate: Went up to 4.6%. Experts thought it would be around 4.4-4.5%, so this was a bit worse than expected.
.New jobs added: Only 64,000. That's low – the economy has been slowing down on hiring.
.Why it matters: It shows the job market is cooling off. Fewer people finding work quickly, more looking for jobs.
The picture shows Fed Chair Jerome Powell because this kind of news often makes the Federal Reserve (the US central bank) think about cutting interest rates more next year. Lower rates = cheaper borrowing = could help boost the economy (and riskier stuff like crypto often likes that in the long run).
Short term? Markets might dip on "weak economy" vibes. Long term? Easier money policy could be bullish.
Not panic time – 4.6% is still pretty low historically – but definitely a sign things are softening. What do you think this means for 2026?