It's here! The latest unemployment rate and employment data from the U.S. has been released, everyone hurry to take a look!
This time the unemployment rate is bearish, and the employment data is bearish.
Note: The core logic of the market is to suppress inflation, and currently, employment is too hot.
So if the unemployment rate is higher than expected, it's bullish; conversely, it's bearish.
If non-farm payrolls are lower than expected, it's bullish; conversely, it's bearish.
This time the unemployment rate is bearish, and the employment data is bearish.
Note: The core logic of the market is to suppress inflation, and currently, employment is too hot.
So if the unemployment rate is higher than expected, it's bullish; conversely, it's bearish.
If non-farm payrolls are lower than expected, it's bullish; conversely, it's bearish.