#USNonFarmPayrollReport
The latest US Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) report covers November 2025 data, released on December 16, 2025, by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. ��Key FiguresNonfarm payroll employment rose by 64,000 jobs, exceeding the consensus forecast of 50,000 but indicating little net change overall. ��� This followed a downward revision to October's figure, showing a decline of 105,000 jobs. �� The unemployment rate details were not fully specified in initial summaries, but the report highlights a softening labor market amid broader economic pressures. �Sector BreakdownMajor sectors like wholesale trade saw modest gains, though total nonfarm employment remained subdued with changes of +216,000 year-over-year in some metrics. � Job cuts announced by employers fell sharply to 71,321 in November from prior months, signaling potential stabilization. �Market ContextThe data beat lowered expectations of 45,000-50,000, yet reflects ongoing hiring slowdowns seen in prior months like August's +22,000. �� Investors monitor these releases closely for Federal Reserve policy cues under President Trump's administration
