Reuters survey: US non farm payroll growth may slow to 85000 in May

According to a Reuters survey, non farm payroll jobs in the United States are expected to increase by 85000 in May, lower than April's 115000, but still higher than this year's monthly average of 76000. Economists believe that the Middle East conflict has driven up oil prices and inflation, but has not had a substantial impact on the job market. Fiscal stimulus measures increase corporate profits and help avoid large-scale layoffs. The estimated value range is 50000 to 125000. The possibility of significant revisions to historical employment data is limited after the Labor Statistics Bureau updates the "birth death" model. AI interpretation: The expected growth rate of non farm employment data has slowed down, reflecting the resilience of the economy in the face of external shocks. Although the growth rate is lower than the previous value, it is still higher than the average annual level, indicating the stability of the job market. The effectiveness of fiscal stimulus measures is evident at this time, helping companies maintain employment levels and avoid large-scale layoffs. Overall, the data conveys a signal that the job market is still healthy, despite facing challenges.