1. U.S. November unemployment rate: Actual value 4.6% > Expected 4.4%
The unemployment rate is higher than expected, indicating that the recovery of the job market is weaker than market expectations, which generally reduces the probability of the Federal Reserve tightening monetary policy (easing expectations rise), thus it is considered "bullish" for gold and silver (the safe-haven attribute of gold and silver will be more favored).
2. U.S. November seasonally adjusted non-farm payroll employment: Actual value 64,000 > Expected 50,000
Non-farm employment exceeded expectations, indicating that corporate hiring activity is stronger than expected, the job market is relatively strong, which may raise the Federal Reserve's tightening expectations, thus it is considered "bearish" for gold and silver (a stronger dollar will suppress gold and silver prices).