Employment Data & Analysis - US economy added 64,000 jobs in November, unemployment rate rose to 4.6% [1][8] - October jobs report showed a contraction of over 100,000 jobs [4] - Since April, net job creation is essentially at zero [4] Sector Performance - Leisure and hospitality added 4,000 jobs over two months [5] - Manufacturing jobs contracted by 14,000 [5] - Federal government saw a contraction of 168,000 jobs in two months due to buyouts [6] Data Reliability & Delays - October unemployment rate and demographic details are unavailable due to government shutdown [9][12][13] - The release of both October and November jobs reports were delayed [1][4][10] - Missing October data will pose challenges for year-over-year comparisons [14]

Bad news is good news right now because the market wants to see Fed cuts. Is this jobs report going to push the Fed to cut again in January. I don't think so.I think basically at this point, it's going to leave them cautious, but they're going to want to see the December numbers because it's very hard to make a lot out of this a continuous narrative. What we got was a total of 64,000 jobs created in the month of November. And in the month of October, we lost 105,000 and 162,000 of those were government jobs ...

Let's begin though with market reaction to the delayed jobs data, Jim. Once again, it's uh basically education and health services that are doing the the lion share of the work. >> Yeah, we don't want that.That's the old days. I wish there had been more manufacturing. I honestly think allowed the interesting piece today about Michael in Trader.Yes. >> Corwe in which you were quoted or at least referenced. >> It was quoted I think during the interview we conducted.Yes, Carl. >> So, it's nice to know that we ...

Market Trends & Analysis - The market's reaction to delayed jobs data indicates that education and health services are the primary drivers of employment [1] - There is a mismatch between available jobs and the skills of the workforce, specifically in sectors like construction [2] - The current job creation rate of 64,000 jobs for 340 million people is considered insufficient [3] Economic Policy & Outlook - A 1% interest rate is suggested as a potential solution to improve job growth [4] - The need for more creative solutions beyond simply lowering interest rates is emphasized [5]

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CBC team coverage uh this morning involves Steve Leeman as well as Rick Santelli. Rick Santelli, let's go to you. You're standing by at the CME.Let's get straight to the numbers. But Mike Santelli, by the way, is out the NY. But Rick, get the numbers, please.>> Yes. October and November for the big job job jobs report. The only thing is it's not Friday.Here we go. November's number comes in at 64,000. 64,000 on non-farm.And if we look at average hourly earnings, they are up onetenth up onetenth of a percent ...

Headline of the day: Unemployment rate.Yes, it has hit the highest level since November '21.It has gone up from 4.0% in February '25 to 4.6% now.That's not great, and that's why the FED is entirely focused on activating the economy internally.That's obviously bullish for scarce assets, as the money printer is inevitably going to be fired on and that's going to activate the bull run on $BTC.In the short term?Sure, we'll see more uncertainty as recession fears will start to fire up some more.Core charts to fo ...

Before when we were bringing you on uh we were talking to you about some of that delayed data that's coming up later today. The October November jobs report. The combination of that we're looking at potentially the estimate at least 50,000 jobs added unemployment ticking up to 4 and a.5% highest level since October of 2021.I want to ask you does that matter to the markets. Does it matter to the Fed when we know there's going to be a lot of twist and turns before that next Fed meeting. Well, there'll definit ...

Good morning,Big day on the horizon in terms of macroeconomic data!Unemployment rate & PMI data.The first big day for the markets & $BTC.Pleased to see that we haven’t corrected much more, but #Bitcoin clearly needs to break through the $88K level. ...

Wall Street is losing ground on Monday at the start of a week full of economic reports that could drive where interest rates, and thus stock prices, go.The S&P 500 fell 0.3 per cent in afternoon trading, coming off its first losing week in the last three. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 137 points, or 0.3 per cent, as of 12:55 p.m. Eastern time, and the Nasdaq composite was 0.5 per cent lower.Technology stocks, including companies in the artificial intelligence industry, were among the heaviest we ...