BlockBeats news, January 10, in the past few months, it has not been easy to get a clear picture of the US job market. Hurricanes and Boeing's massive strike caused significant fluctuations in non-farm data in October and November. It is expected that the December employment data released today will more accurately reflect the current situation. Analysts surveyed by FactSet expect the US employment population to increase by 153,000 in December, compared with 227,000 in November and only 36,000 in October. Boston College economist Brian Bethune is more optimistic about this. He expects non-farm employment to increase by 165,000 to 175,000 in December. He said: "Fed Chairman Powell will see this number as a 'Goldilocks' balance, neither hot enough to cause concerns about inflation nor cool enough to suggest that the economy is in recession. If we get a number in this range, Powell will be relieved." (Jinshi)