The U.S. job market has "stalled" at the beginning of the year! In January, only 22,000 new jobs were added, relying entirely on this industry to hold on...
Latest data shows that the U.S. labor market has nearly come to a standstill. The ADP report indicates that the private sector added only 22,000 jobs in January, which is less than half of the expected amount and weaker than December of last year.
If it weren't for the "unexpected contribution" of 74,000 jobs from the education and healthcare sectors, overall employment might even experience negative growth. This also means that the "low hiring and low layoffs" state that has continued since 2025 has still not been broken in early 2026—companies are unwilling to expand hiring, but also do not dare to lay off employees, leading the job market into a state of soft balance.
This sluggish situation is likely to further intensify the Federal Reserve's concerns. If employment continues to lack momentum, policymakers may have to consider providing more support for the economy.
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