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On Friday, June 6th, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics disclosed data indicating that nonfarm payrolls rose by 139,000 in May (revised downward from 147,000), surpassing the market's anticipation of 130,000. Due to the influence of trade policy uncertainty, the growth of employment continued to decelerate, and the unemployment rate remained at 4.2% for three consecutive months. This might offer the Federal Reserve with policy room to postpone the rate cuts. The U.S. economy requires the creation of approximately 100,000 jobs each month to keep pace with the growth of the working-age population. With U.S. President Trump revoking the temporary legal status of hundreds of thousands of immigrants during his immigration crackdown, this figure may decline. The majority of this year's job growth reflects the uncertainty regarding tariffs as Trump wavers, and companies are stockpiling workers. Economists state that this has restricted businesses' ability to make long-term plans. The oppos

On June 6th, the US Dollar Index (DXY) experienced a short-term increase of more than 10 points and is currently trading at 99.12. (Golden Ten)

On June 6th, as monitored by EmberCN, James Wynn just withdrew the final $700,000 funds from Hyperliquid and then transferred 250,000 USDC to Kucoin. "In fact, a total of 1.05 million USDC has been transferred to Kucoin by him in the past few days."

On June 6th, interest rate futures traders anticipate that the Fed will lower interest rates twice this year, specifically in September and December. (Ori Finance)

June 6th: An institutional analyst offered comments on the US non-farm payroll report. It was stated that the unemployment rate remained steady, wage growth exceeded expectations, and hourly wages witnessed a minor increase. This is conducive to alleviating concerns regarding a substantial slowdown in the labor market. The employment figures in May surpassed the median forecast. However, the cumulative downward revision for the previous two months was 95,000, which significantly offset the positive influence of May. The analyst pointed out that the 8,000 decline in manufacturing employment is not what the Trump administration desires to see. Undoubtedly, we will receive optimistic forecasts from the White House economic team, suggesting that with many companies, such as Apple, committing to investing in the US, the situation will improve. (FXStreet)

On June 6th, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics announced that the total nonfarm payroll employment for March was revised from +185,000 to +120,000, with a downward revision of 65,000. The total nonfarm payroll employment for April was revised from +177,000 to +147,000, with a downward revision of 30,000. After these revisions, the combined employment in March and April was decreased by 95,000 compared to the previous report. (FXStreet)