Private payrolls in the US showed a softer-than-expected rebound in December, signaling potential headwinds for the labor market recovery. The employment data came in below consensus forecasts, raising questions about labor market momentum heading into 2025. For crypto investors tracking macro conditions, weaker employment figures typically support expectations of continued monetary accommodation, though they may also temper near-term risk appetite. The data reinforces ongoing discussions about Fed policy trajectories and their cascading effects on asset markets, including digital assets.
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HackerWhoCares
· 01-08 05:12
The Federal Reserve is going to cut interest rates again. These data are giving us a big gift, haha.
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MidnightGenesis
· 01-07 19:48
On-chain data shows that US stock employment data is weak. Based on past experience, the Fed is likely to continue easing policy by about 80%. However, an interesting point is that short-term risk appetite may be suppressed. It is worth noting that abnormal fluctuations have been monitored in the contract deployment area, and subsequent developments need to be tracked.
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APY_Chaser
· 01-07 19:45
The Federal Reserve is cutting interest rates again, Bitcoin is saved now, let's go all out next year
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WhaleInTraining
· 01-07 19:43
Is the Federal Reserve about to loosen monetary policy again? These data seem a bit off.
Private payrolls in the US showed a softer-than-expected rebound in December, signaling potential headwinds for the labor market recovery. The employment data came in below consensus forecasts, raising questions about labor market momentum heading into 2025. For crypto investors tracking macro conditions, weaker employment figures typically support expectations of continued monetary accommodation, though they may also temper near-term risk appetite. The data reinforces ongoing discussions about Fed policy trajectories and their cascading effects on asset markets, including digital assets.