ME Message, December 16 (UTC+8), Analyst Anstey's quick review of the U.S. non-farm report pointed out that November's non-farm employment data was slightly higher than expected, recording 64,000 jobs. The unemployment rate unexpectedly rose to 4.6% in November, which may attract the attention of the Federal Reserve. However, the labor participation rate has increased, so the rise in the unemployment rate may not necessarily be bad news; we need to closely examine the specific data. U.S. stock index futures have risen, and the yield on two-year U.S. Treasury bonds has fallen, as market expectations for the Federal Reserve to further ease monetary policy have increased based on the weak performance of non-farm employment data over the past few months. It is worth noting that the data for August and September has also been revised down by 33,000. (Jinshi) (Source: ME)