美国5月非农业就业人口

Interpretation of US economic data on June 7: Unemployment rate rises, employment population surges, Reading recommendation: ★★★

Something delayed my interpretation of the data. Tonight’s data is quite interesting. Not only did it exceed my personal expectations, but it also seemed that the data also confused a lot of people.
data:

U.S. unemployment in May: 4%, previous value 3.9%, expected 3.9%. The unemployment rate was higher than expected and the previous value. The job market cooled and economic activity decreased. This single data is good for the risk market.
The seasonally adjusted non-farm payrolls in the United States in May (10,000 people) recorded 272,000 people, the previous value was 16.5 (17.5 before the announcement, the revised data was 16.5 when the announcement was made), and the expected value was 18.5, which was 55.42% higher than the expected value and 64.8% higher than the previous value. The single data showed that the employment market was heating up rapidly and economic activities were frequent, which led to a significant reduction in the market's expectations for the Fed's interest rate cut, which was bearish for the risk market.