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Macro
US Labor Market Sentiment Deteriorates as Job Availability Gap Narrows
12/02/2025, 01:06
AI SUMMARY
●Gap between "jobs plentiful" and "hard to get" narrows to near 4-year low
●Declining sentiment suggests underlying weakness in US labor market
●Traders monitor data for potential impact on Federal Reserve policy trajectory
Sentiment regarding the U.S. labor market continues to deteriorate, with the gap between Americans reporting jobs as "plentiful" versus "hard to get" narrowing to 9.7% in November. This reading is close to a four-year low.
The data reflects a consistent trend of worsening perceptions over the last three years, potentially signaling underlying weakness in the employment sector despite headline numbers.
Such indicators are often monitored by traders as precursors to shifts in Federal Reserve policy, as a softening labor market is a key component of the central bank's dual mandate.