U.S. December ADP employment figures are out. 41,000 new jobs were added, below the expected 47,000 and not as strong as the November rebound of -32,000. This data is somewhat weak. In comparison, the slowdown in employment growth may indicate a weakening of economic growth momentum. The Federal Reserve's policy stance and inflation trends will be affected by this. These macro factors directly influence the risk sentiment in the crypto market—U.S. Treasury yields, dollar strength, and institutional allocation intentions will all adjust accordingly. In the short term, weaker-than-expected employment data often reinforce market expectations for rate cuts, which could support risk assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum. However, medium-term validation from subsequent non-farm payroll data remains necessary.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 3h ago
It's another weak data release, and we have to wait for non-farm payrolls again. I'm tired of this routine.
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LiquidityHunter
· 01-07 16:52
It's another weak data point, and the expectation of interest rate cuts is rising again.
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MultiSigFailMaster
· 01-07 16:52
With such poor employment data, does the Federal Reserve still have to tough it out and continue cutting?
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AirdropCollector
· 01-07 16:52
With such weak employment data, should the Federal Reserve get serious?
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GasWhisperer
· 01-07 16:52
weak adp print hitting different... mempool's gonna flash those rate-cut hopes soon enough, watch the gwei patterns shift 🔍
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DeepRabbitHole
· 01-07 16:46
The employment data is so weak, it feels like interest rates will be cut.
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NeonCollector
· 01-07 16:35
Weak data is coming, and expectations of interest rate cuts are rising again? Can this wave support Bitcoin until the end of the year?
U.S. December ADP employment figures are out. 41,000 new jobs were added, below the expected 47,000 and not as strong as the November rebound of -32,000. This data is somewhat weak. In comparison, the slowdown in employment growth may indicate a weakening of economic growth momentum. The Federal Reserve's policy stance and inflation trends will be affected by this. These macro factors directly influence the risk sentiment in the crypto market—U.S. Treasury yields, dollar strength, and institutional allocation intentions will all adjust accordingly. In the short term, weaker-than-expected employment data often reinforce market expectations for rate cuts, which could support risk assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum. However, medium-term validation from subsequent non-farm payroll data remains necessary.