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The U.S. August non-farm payroll report is expected to confirm that the labor market is "losing momentum" and to solidify the case for a Federal Reserve rate cut in September. However, even more striking is the upcoming revised report next week...
Is the U.S. labor market sounding a full "alarm"? The latest non-farm payroll data has once again fallen short of expectations, and most concerning is that the June employment data has been revised to show "negative growth"...
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The US non-farm payroll report will have a significant impact on the bitcoin market. The market expects that weak data may accelerate a Fed rate cut, while strong data could trigger a pullback. Bitcoin is at the top area of the halving cycle, with a double-top pattern in the technical analysis and a key support level at $112,000. Summary generated by Mars AI. The accuracy and completeness of the content generated by the Mars AI model are still in an iterative update stage.
- 13:31After the release of non-farm payroll data, traders increase bets on consecutive Fed rate cutsBlockBeats News, September 5, futures traders have increased their bets that the Federal Reserve will begin a rapid series of interest rate cuts starting this month, after the U.S. government released its monthly employment report showing that job growth last month was lower than expected. (Golden Ten Data)
- 13:31U.S. nonfarm payrolls for June and July were revised down by a total of 21,000 jobs.BlockBeats News, on September 5, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics stated that the number of non-farm payroll jobs added in June was revised down by 27,000 from 14,000 to -13,000; the number of non-farm payroll jobs added in July was revised up by 6,000 from 73,000 to 79,000. After the revisions, the total number of new jobs added in June and July was 21,000 lower than before the revisions.
- 13:26The likelihood of a Federal Reserve rate cut increases, but stagflation concerns persistJinse Finance reported that Melissa Brown, Managing Director of Investment Decision Research at SimCorp New York, stated that non-farm employment growth was below expectations and the economy is slowing down. The decline in employment affects most industries, and companies are postponing hiring due to tariff uncertainties. The likelihood of the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates more than once has increased, but the issue of stagflation still exists, as inflation has not been tamed by the economic slowdown.