November's labor market data showed stronger-than-expected momentum, with the US economy adding 64,000 non farm payroll positions while the unemployment rate climbed to 4.6%—marking the highest level since September 2021. The non farm payroll gains exceeded market forecasts, signaling continued resilience in employment despite broader economic headwinds. This elevated unemployment rate represents a notable shift from recent months, reflecting evolving dynamics in the job market.
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November's labor market data showed stronger-than-expected momentum, with the US economy adding 64,000 non farm payroll positions while the unemployment rate climbed to 4.6%—marking the highest level since September 2021. The non farm payroll gains exceeded market forecasts, signaling continued resilience in employment despite broader economic headwinds. This elevated unemployment rate represents a notable shift from recent months, reflecting evolving dynamics in the job market.