Economists expect an increase of 55,000 in non-farm employment in the United States in August

According to 30 August, according to Kim Xai, economists projected an increase of 5.5 million in non-farm employment in the United States in August, with unemployment expected to remain at 4.1 per cent. Ana Wong, an analyst, said that the statement made by Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Walsh at Jackson Hall raised the possibility of a September hike. Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Walsh described the labour market as being in good health and pointed out that slowing employment growth was often a demographic problem。