#美国就业数据表现强劲超出预期 The US unemployment rate jumped from 4% to 4.6%, and there's some interesting stuff behind this number.

Looking back at historical records, the pattern since 1953 is quite striking—presidents whose unemployment rate rises in the first ten months of their term usually see their party lose at least 12 House seats in midterm elections. Obama was even more extreme, losing 63 seats. But this pattern didn't seem to apply to the previous administration—back then, the unemployment rate was decreasing, yet the Republicans still lost 41 seats, showing that voting is influenced by many factors.

On the other hand, issues like national security, social hot topics, and the actual performance of leaders can change the game. With the midterm elections still ahead, economic data might fluctuate again. But a 4.6% unemployment rate is definitely not a signal policymakers can ignore. Especially amid increasing global economic risks, the political and economic trajectory in the coming months will be crucial. $BTC $ETH $XRP The market is clearly also watching these macro signals.