The latest employment figures paint an interesting picture when you strip out health care and social assistance roles. Over the past four months, the nonfarm payrolls excluding these sectors show a contraction of 164k.



What does this mean for markets? When job creation slows outside of typically resilient sectors, it signals potential softening in economic momentum. This kind of data tends to ripple through asset markets—traders and institutions watch these numbers closely to gauge rate expectations and broader growth trajectories. For crypto participants tracking macro headwinds, this employment trend deserves attention alongside Fed policies and global liquidity flows.
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LostBetweenChainsvip
· 19h ago
A 164k decline, except for defensive assets like healthcare, everything else is being cut... This is probably a sign of an upcoming recession. The crypto market needs to stay alert.
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SleepyArbCatvip
· 19h ago
It's yet again employment data... 164k shrinkage, and apart from healthcare and social aid, what does that even count for... Sleepily looking at this chart, I feel something's not right; liquidity might tighten up. What does that mean? It means I need to wake up.
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MetaverseHermitvip
· 19h ago
Employment data reveals the truth as soon as it shrinks; excluding the healthcare and welfare sectors, it's negative growth. This soft landing of the economy might end up being a hard landing.
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