TechFlow News, February 11: According to JINSHI Data, the Financial Times’ analysis of the U.S. nonfarm payrolls report stated that the U.S. economy added 130,000 jobs in January—far exceeding market expectations—and signaled an improvement in the U.S. labor market following a string of weak data releases. U.S. Treasury yields surged accordingly, as investors scaled back their expectations for interest-rate cuts this year. The two-year Treasury yield—particularly sensitive to monetary policy—soared to 3.55%, hitting a one-week high. The unemployment rate edged down slightly to 4.3%. After years of robust growth, U.S. hiring activity has slowed sharply in 2025. A series of new reports released last week indicated that the labor market may deteriorate further, amid rising layoffs and declining job openings. However, the latest data will help reinforce Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s argument that the labor market is showing “signs of stabilization.”
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