1月非农今晚公布！真正的“深水炸弹”：百万级就业数据或被抹去

Group 1 - The January non-farm employment report, delayed due to the U.S. government shutdown, is expected to reveal a moderate slowdown in job growth, with an anticipated addition of approximately 70,000 jobs, slightly above December's 50,000 [1] - The core characteristic of the current U.S. labor market is a structural balance of "low hiring, low layoffs," indicating that while there are no large-scale layoffs, the pace of job creation has significantly slowed [6] - The upcoming report will include an annual benchmark revision, which could potentially revise employment data down by as much as 910,000, marking a historical record, although some analysts expect the final adjustment to be around 720,000 [7] Group 2 - Discrepancies within the Federal Reserve regarding the interpretation of revised employment data have emerged, with some officials suggesting that job growth may have been overestimated, while others argue that the economy remains resilient enough to maintain current interest rates [8] - The labor market is experiencing a return to normalcy rather than a sudden collapse in demand, driven by demographic changes and labor supply constraints, rather than a drastic drop in demand [9] - The healthcare sector remains one of the few areas still expanding, but its sustainability will be crucial for assessing the stability of employment structures [6]