November's employment numbers just dropped a curveball—private sector actually cut 32,000 positions when everyone expected gains. This miss matters more than usual given the Fed's balancing act between inflation control and labor market health. Unexpected contractions like this tend to shake up rate expectations, which could ripple through risk assets. Worth watching how this plays into December's policy decisions and whether we're seeing early cracks or just seasonal noise in the data.

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AllTalkLongTradervip
· 23h ago
Damn, how did this data reverse? Those who went long before must be pissed off.
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PancakeFlippavip
· 12-05 21:40
As soon as the private employment data bombed, the 32K layoffs completely shattered everyone's expectations, making the Fed even more embarrassed.
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0xLostKeyvip
· 12-04 04:47
Damn, 32k layoffs in private companies? This data is a real slap in the face.
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down_only_larryvip
· 12-04 04:32
Hmm... 32k layoffs, now the Fed will have a headache. They originally wanted to stabilize employment, but now with this... December is going to be interesting.
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LayerZeroHerovip
· 12-04 04:19
Damn, 32k layoffs? That number really hits hard. Feels like the end of the year is going to be even tougher.
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