特朗普“泄密”！提前12小时发帖曝光美非农就业数据

Core Insights - President Trump disclosed part of the U.S. employment data ahead of its official release, revealing that the private sector added 654,000 jobs since January, while government jobs decreased by 181,000 [1][2] - The official report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) showed that non-farm employment increased by only 50,000 in December, falling short of the expected 65,000, marking the worst annual performance since the pandemic [3][6] - The private sector's job growth in December was only 37,000, significantly lower than the previous year's figures, indicating a weak labor market [6][8] Employment Data Summary - The BLS reported a total increase of 584,000 non-farm jobs for the year, the lowest since the pandemic caused a loss of 9.2 million jobs [3][6] - The average monthly job addition in the private sector for 2025 was 61,000, the weakest since 2003 without an economic recession [6][8] - Employment growth was primarily in the leisure and hospitality sectors, with healthcare adding 21,000 jobs in December, but other sectors like retail, construction, and manufacturing saw declines [8] Historical Data Revisions - The BLS revised previous months' data significantly, with October's job loss adjusted from 105,000 to 173,000 and November's from a gain of 64,000 to 56,000, totaling a downward revision of 76,000 jobs [10] - The three-month moving average for job growth now shows a decline of 22,000 jobs, indicating a weakening labor market trend [10] Unemployment Rate Insights - Despite weak job growth, the unemployment rate fell from 4.6% to 4.4%, attributed to a decrease in labor force participation to 62.4% [12] - The drop in unemployment has diminished expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut in January, with traders anticipating no changes in the upcoming meeting [12] - Average hourly earnings increased by 0.3% month-over-month, with a year-over-year growth of 3.8%, outpacing inflation by about 1 percentage point [12]