According to a survey of more than 70 internationally renowned investment banks and financial institutions, the median expected change in non-farm payrolls in the United States after seasonal adjustment in November is:increased by 180,000, the previous value was 150,000,Median Unemployment Rate Expectation: 39%, the previous value was 39%, average hourly earnings (average hourly wage) median expected annual rate: 4%, prior: 41%。
U.S. nonfarm payrolls rose 19 percent in November90,000, higher than the consensus estimate of 1850,000, much higher than the previous value of 150,000. It should be noted thatThe re-acceleration in employment growth is partly due to the return of striking workers in Hollywood and the auto industry.
Similar to the previous month, the previous month's data was revised downward, with the change in new jobs in September being revised down by 350,000 people, from 2970,000 to 2620,000, and the number of new jobs in October remained unchanged at 150,000. After adjustment, the number of new jobs added in September and October combined was 350,000 people, and the number of new jobs has been revised down for nine consecutive months.
The most interesting thing is that compared with the non-farm payrolls in October, the non-farm payrolls data is also a burst of the table, and the same downward revision is expectedThat is, the non-agricultural in October came to the conclusion that the data was bearish, and last week the non-agricultural was concluded to be bearishIt is expected that after the opening of the North American market overnight, the gold price is likely to break through the $2,000 ounce.