The United States released the initial value of the 2026 non farm payroll benchmark change, but the data fell short of expectations

The initial value (not seasonally adjusted) of the non farm payroll benchmark change in the United States in 2026 is -79000 people, with an expected 183000 people and a previous value of -86200 people. (Golden Ten) AI interpretation: The initial value of employment benchmark changes is significantly lower than expected, directly revealing a significant decline in the expansion momentum of the labor market. This data corrects the previously optimistic assessment of employment growth, reflecting that the economy's ability to absorb employment is rapidly declining. This result shattered the market's illusion of a sustained strong job market and forced investors to re-examine the reality of economic slowdown. Policy makers will adjust their judgments on the balance of labor supply and demand based on this data, thereby strengthening the necessity for monetary policy to shift towards easing.