The U.S. economy added 130,000 jobs in January and the unemployment rate ticked down to 4.3%.
Revisions reduced net job growth in November and December by a combined -17,000 versus prior reports.

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On Thursday, US stocks plunged, with the Nasdaq falling over 2%. Some traders sold precious metals to offset losses in the stock market, causing gold, silver, copper, platinum, and palladium to decline sharply. The US dollar index rose slightly.

Amid renewed concerns about whether massive investments in artificial intelligence can truly be implemented on a large scale, US tech stocks declined. Metal prices suddenly fell due to suspected algorithmic trading selling, forcing some investors to exit commodity positions, including metals, to obtain liquidity, while some funds turned to US Treasury bonds for safety.

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Gold fell more than 4% at one point, and silver plummeted 11%, as a sharp drop in US stocks triggered a sell-off in algorithmically traded precious metals.

Average monthly private-sector job growth was +30K last year. This is the lowest level of growth for an economy that isn't in recession since the so-called "jobless recovery" of 2003.

Total job growth was +73K on average over the three months ended January (strongest since February 2025) and +14K over the prior six months.
Private-sector job gains were +103K on a three-month average (highest since Dec 2024) and +62K over six months (best since Apr 2025).

Permanent job loss was little changed in January, at 2 million or 1.17% of the labor force (matching the near-term highs seen in Sept-Oct 2025)

Wage growth has gradually slowed.
12-month wage gains were 3.7% and 3.8%, respectively, for all private sector workers and for production and nonsupervisory workers in January, down from 4% during the year-ago period.

The index of aggregate weekly payrolls for private-sector workers (which combines hiring, wages, and hours) popped in January as all three measures increased.
The 12-month change ticked up to 4.8% (from a downwardly revised 3.7% in Dec), the strongest growth since May 2024.

On an unrounded basis, the unemployment rate fell to 4.283% in January, from 4.375% in December.
This has completely unwound the rise seen between July and November (from 4.267% to 4.536%).
The low for the prior 12 months was January 2025 at 4.022%.

Federal government employment contracted over the 12 months ended January, while private sector employment growth slowed from the 2025 pace.