U.S. added some jobs, but unemployment went up.

The latest U.S. jobs report shows 64,000 new jobs were created, but unemployment rose to 4.6%. This mix of more jobs but higher unemployment is making traders and the Federal Reserve rethink future economic plans.

- 64,000 jobs added in November after a weak October.

-Unemployment rate jumped to 4.6%.

-Economists call this a “low hire, low fire” trend.

-The Federal Reserve may take a softer (dovish) approach in 2026.

-Traders are watching how Bitcoin and other markets react.

Jobs data affects everyone: it guides government policy, impacts inflation, and even moves crypto and stock markets.