The number of non farm payroll jobs in the United States decreased by 17000 in November and December

According to data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, the number of new non farm jobs added in November was revised from 56000 to 41000, and the number of new non farm jobs added in December was revised from 50000 to 48000. After the revision, the total number of new jobs added in the two months decreased by 17000. AI interpretation: The downward revision of non farm employment data reflects that the actual situation in the labor market may not be as expected. This adjustment will affect the market's expectations for economic growth, especially in a high interest rate environment where the willingness of companies to recruit may be suppressed. In addition, the correction of data may also lead to changes in investors' expectations for future monetary policy, especially in terms of interest rate cuts.