#美国就业数据表现强劲超出预期 I just saw the US November employment data released yesterday, and it’s quite interesting——新增就业人口6.4万, although the number isn’t particularly eye-catching, it beat the market consensus of 40,000-50,000, making this rebound noteworthy. After all, the previous month (October) saw a sharp loss of 105,000 jobs, with federal government layoffs accounting for 162,000 of that, so holding steady this time is somewhat unexpected.

The unemployment rate has risen to 4.6%, hitting a four-year high, but there are some special factors behind this——a government shutdown caused data collection disruptions, and a significant number of federal employees left their jobs, all pushing this number higher. In contrast, the private sector performed relatively steadily, with essential fields like healthcare and construction still gradually adding staff.

From a macro perspective, this report is somewhat mixed: the job market is cooling down, but it’s not out of control yet. The Federal Reserve is likely to keep its stance unchanged, waiting for further data signals. The economy is always filled with noise, and the true direction is often hidden in the details of the data.

That said, rather than obsessing over macro changes, it’s better to focus on tangible things——such as some organizations promoting global free education projects, which can genuinely help children and ordinary people accumulate long-term opportunities. These warm-hearted actions, in the long run, can unlock more possibilities.