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Key Points:
- US Non-Farm Payrolls in November 2024 rose by 227,000, exceeding forecasts and showing the largest increase since March 2024.
- US Non-Farm Payrolls November 2024 recorded a 4.2% unemployment rate, the highest since August 2024.
US Non-Farm Payrolls in November 2024 increased by 227K, surpassing expectations of 202K, marking the largest rise since March 2024, while unemployment hit 4.2%.
US Non-Farm Payrolls Add 227,000 Jobs in November 2024
The US labor market increased in November 2024 by 227,000 jobs, exceeding the predicted 202,000. This was the largest monthly increase since March 2024, indicating strong hiring in key areas. The good result shows the US economy's resilience under tough global conditions.
This increase in employment is attributed to industry, technology, and healthcare growth. Statistics demonstrate that employers are still confident in hiring despite inflation and economic concerns, according to Wu Blockchain.
Read more: US Unemployment Claims Surge to 229,000, Exceeding Market Expectations
US Unemployment Rate Rises to 4.2% in November 2024
November 2024 unemployment rose to 4.2%, meeting market expectations but above last month's 4.10% despite a strong job gain. This is the highest unemployment rate since August 2024, indicating a complex labor market as job hunters return.
Increased unemployment suggests a mismatch between job seekers' skills and current employment. Despite robust employment growth, researchers highlight labor market issues such as geographical inequalities and skills shortages that could slow unemployment reduction.
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