“小非农”意外利空，美联储鹰派是否会让步

Core Insights - The U.S. private sector experienced its largest job loss in nearly two and a half years in November, primarily driven by small businesses, indicating a general slowdown in hiring activity [2][3] - This marks the third instance of job losses in the private sector within four months, raising concerns about a potential increase in the unemployment rate and adverse economic impacts [2][3] - The upcoming Federal Reserve meeting may see the end of interest rate cut speculation due to these employment trends [2] Employment Market Analysis - According to the ADP report, 32,000 jobs were cut in November, the largest decline since March 2023, with small businesses losing 120,000 jobs [3] - Medium-sized businesses added 51,000 jobs, while large businesses increased their workforce by 39,000 [3] - The ADP report's significance has risen due to the recent government shutdown, which delayed the release of the official employment report [6][9] Economic Indicators - The ISM reported a further decline in overall manufacturing sentiment, with employment indicators contracting for ten consecutive months [7] - 67% of survey participants indicated that managing headcount is the norm rather than hiring new employees [7] - The ISM services index rose to 52.6, marking six months of growth, but hiring and investment remain cautious due to ongoing tariff uncertainties [7] Federal Reserve Policy Outlook - The Federal Reserve is expected to announce its final interest rate decision of the year next week, with labor market weakness being a primary concern [9][11] - Market expectations for a rate cut have increased significantly, with a nearly 90% probability priced in following the ADP report [9][11] - Some Federal Reserve officials express concerns about inflation, suggesting a divergence in views regarding future monetary policy [11]