TechFlow News, February 11: According to JINSHI Data, foreign media commentary on the nonfarm payrolls report noted that U.S. nonfarm job growth accelerated in January, with 130,000 new positions added—significantly exceeding expectations—while the unemployment rate fell to 4.3%, signaling stabilization in the labor market. This may afford the Federal Reserve room to hold interest rates steady for a period while policymakers monitor inflation. Part of the reason job growth outperformed expectations is that seasonally sensitive industries—such as retailers and courier companies—hired fewer holiday workers last year than usual. January is typically the month with the highest concentration of holiday-related layoffs. Given weaker seasonal hiring, the scale of layoffs may also have correspondingly shrunk, thereby boosting job growth. Despite the January increase in nonfarm payrolls, the labor market remains lukewarm, struggling even amid robust economic growth. Anxiety over employment and high inflation has eroded U.S. public satisfaction with Trump’s economic policies.
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