[U.S. Employment Report Next Week Expected to Show Robust Job Market Growth, Unemployment Rate Remains Stable] According to a report by Jinse Finance, on May 31, the median forecast from a Bloomberg survey of economists indicates that the U.S. unemployment rate for May will remain unchanged at 4.3%, while non-farm payrolls are expected to increase by 89,000. This increase would push the three-month average job growth rate to its highest level in over a year and spark discussions about the potential acceleration of hiring. Forecasters anticipate that the healthcare sector will continue its strong momentum, while cyclical industries such as construction, leisure, and hospitality are also expected to rebound, potentially benefiting from the warm weather over the past month. Additionally, manufacturing employment may receive a boost as consumers stockpile goods in response to potential price hikes stemming from the Iran war. (Jin10)