#USJobsData
refers to the latest U.S. employment figures from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), often called the Jobs Report or Employment Situation report. It includes nonfarm payrolls (NFP), unemployment rate, wages, and more—key indicators for the economy, Fed policy, and markets.
The most recent data (for November 2025, released December 16, 2025, after delays from a federal government shutdown) shows a cooling labor market:
Nonfarm payrolls rose by +64,000(beating expectations of 45,000–50,000, but still weak; private sector gains were modest).
October 2025 (previously unreleased) showed a decline of -105,000(largely due to federal government job losses of -162,000 from workforce reductions).
Unemployment rate rose to 4.6%(highest since September 2021, up from 4.4% in September; influenced by shutdown distortions and more people entering the labor force).
Average hourly earnings grew modestly (+0.1% month-over-month), with annual growth at ~3.5%.
Key gains in health care and construction; federal government lost another -6,000 jobs in November.
Overall, job growth has been flat since April 2025, with revisions lowering prior months. The data reflects pressures from policy shifts (e.g., federal workforce cuts) and broader economic uncertainty.
The next jobs report (for December 2025) is scheduled for anuary 9, 2026
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