Unemployment ticked down in November, going from an expected 3.9 to 3.7%, wages also grew faster than expected, rising 0.4% from an expected 0.3%.
Labor force participation ticked up .1% to 62.8% from 62.7%.
Inflation rates are cooling unevenly, with the “deep south” seeing the slowest cooldown, followed by the Midwest.
The dollar is strengthing against the benchmark, despite efforts of hostile nations to spark divestment.
The US economy continues to show incredible resilience and strength.
The odds of a rate cut in Spring have dropped, however, as the jobs report is likely stronger than the fed would prefer.