Stephen Brown, a macroeconomist at KITU, said he was not so concerned about the non-farm payrolls report. He pointed out the strong performance of private sector non-farm payrolls data. Private employment data excluding government departments has shown an accelerated growth trend in recent months: the average increase in the past three months was 75,000, while the average increase between May and July was only 15,000. Analyst Anstey said, but this also confirms the view that the healthcare industry is a key driver of growth. Furthermore, there has been an absolute decline in the number of people employed in the manufacturing industry. As a result, although the employment situation has improved, there has been no broad upward trend.

Stephen Brown, a macroeconomist at KITU, said he was not so concerned about the non-farm payrolls report. He pointed out the strong performance of private sector non-farm payrolls data. Private employment data excluding government departments has shown an accelerated growth trend in recent months: the average increase in the past three months was 75,000, while the average increase between May and July was only 15,000. Analyst Anstey said, but this also confirms the view that the healthcare industry is a key driver of growth. Furthermore, there has been an absolute decline in the number of people employed in the manufacturing industry. As a result, although the employment situation has improved, there has been no broad upward trend.