📉 Key U.S. Job Data (Nov 2025)

The U.S. economy added 64,000 jobs in November — slightly better than expected.

However, unemployment rose to 4.6%, the highest in about 4 years, indicating labor market weakness.

October’s figures were weak too, with 105,000 jobs lost before the bounceback.

Job gains were mainly in health care and construction, while government and some sectors struggled.

Certain groups saw much higher unemployment (e.g., Black workers & teens), pointing to deeper issues.

📌 What This Means

✅ Slow job growth

🔻 Rising unemployment rate

⚠️ Mixed data complicates Fed rate decisions

📊 Labor market losing momentum.

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