The U.S. government has resumed operations after the shutdown that occurred, and the first thing it released was the non-farm payroll report for November 2025. The report stated that there was an increase of 64,000 jobs after a decrease of 105,000 in October, which means the market is still trying to recover from the downturn. But the surprise is that the unemployment rate rose to 4.6%, the highest level in four years, indicating that people are returning to look for work, but companies are not hiring with the same strength. The growth was coming from sectors like healthcare, social assistance, and construction, meaning that jobs serving the community are still standing on their feet. Analysts clarified that the significant decline in October was anomalous due to the government's halt in data collection, but now things have returned to being calculated normally, as if the market is saying: "I'm here, but not at full strength."
This scene for the markets is like someone just returning from a long vacation, wearing a new suit but with one eye half-open. Investors see that the labor market is cooling down, which makes them expect that the Fed might slow down interest rate hikes, creating strong fluctuations in stocks, currencies, and even crypto. The rise in unemployment with a slight increase in jobs creates a mixed picture: there is greater participation from those looking for work, but at the same time, there is weakness in hiring. For Bitcoin and alternatives, any signal of weakness in the labor market affects global liquidity, meaning that 2026 could be a year of significant shocks, especially if liquidity starts to dry up after the peak. This means the report is not just numbers; it is an early warning for all markets that "the laughter will decrease, and seriousness will increase."
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