美国去年就业增长为2003年以来非衰退年最弱

Group 1 - The U.S. labor market has experienced one of the worst hiring years in decades, with a revision showing only 181,000 new jobs added in 2025, marking the lowest annual increase in non-recession years since 2003 [1][3] - The revised data indicates an average monthly job addition of only 15,000, significantly lower than the previously reported 49,000 [1][3] - Economists were unexpectedly surprised by the labor market's rebound in January, with non-farm employment growth exceeding nearly all predictions and the unemployment rate declining unexpectedly [5]