Core Insights - President Trump inadvertently disclosed employment data before its official release, which aligns with the subsequent report, raising concerns about data confidentiality and market integrity [1][6][7] Employment Growth - The latest employment report indicates a slowdown in job growth, with only 50,000 new non-farm jobs added in December, and the national unemployment rate slightly decreased to 4.4% [2][7] - In 2025, approximately 584,000 jobs were added to the U.S. economy, a significant drop from over 2 million in 2024 [2][7] Data Confidentiality - U.S. federal economic data is strictly confidential before its scheduled release due to its potential impact on financial markets [2][7] - White House economic officials receive a pre-release version of the employment report and must sign confidentiality agreements, while also preparing a summary for the President [2][7] Market Reaction - Despite potential actions taken by some investors based on Trump's disclosure, there is no significant evidence of market volatility or price changes related to the employment data [4][9] - Many investors prefer to wait for the complete report, which includes the latest unemployment rate, rather than acting on partial information [4][10]
特朗普在美国就业数据官方发布前 就提前发布了相关数据
Xin Lang Cai Jing·2026-01-11 08:10