#USNonFarmPayrollReport

The #USNonFarmPayrollReport refers to the monthly U.S. Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), a key indicator of job growth, unemployment, and wage trends that often moves financial markets.

The most recent release (for November 2025, delayed due to a federal government shutdown) came on December 16, 2025. Key highlights:

Nonfarm payrolls increased by +64,000 (better than expectations of ~45,000–50,000, but still modest).

October 2025 (previously unreleased due to the shutdown) showed a decline of -105,000 (largely from government job losses of -162,000).

Unemployment rate rose to 4.6% (a four-year high, though influenced by shutdown distortions in household survey data).

Private payrolls grew modestly, with gains in health care and construction, but government jobs continued to fall (-6,000 in November).

Average hourly earnings edged up slightly (+0.1% month-over-month), with annual wage growth at ~3.5%.

This report reflects a cooling labor market amid policy changes (e.g., federal workforce reductions under the Trump administration and DOGE initiatives). Recent revisions lowered prior months' figures, and the labor market has shown little net change since April 2025.

The next NFP report (for December 2025) is scheduled for January 9, 2026.

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