讀後心得

The tariff policy promoted by U.S. President Trump has created uncertainty. In March, the U.S. non-farm payrolls added 228,000 jobs, significantly higher than the expected 130,000, and the unemployment rate slightly rose to 4.2%. The average hourly wage increased to $36. Economists are focusing on the impact of Trump's tariffs on trade partners, as well as other measures expected to take effect in April.

The wide-ranging impact of U.S. President's push for reciprocal tariffs and other economic policies is causing uncertainty. The latest data shows that the U.S. added 228,000 non-farm jobs in March, surpassing expectations, while the unemployment rate slightly rose to 4.2%.

Reports indicate that data released today by the U.S. Department of Labor shows that the total non-farm employment increased by 228,000 in March, significantly higher than February's 117,000; while the unemployment rate also slightly rose from 4.1% in February to 4.2%. According to data from a market observation website, the March non-farm employment figures greatly exceeded analysts' estimates of 130,000, indicating that the labor market in the U.S. remains active.

According to the Labor Department's report, the average hourly wage in March increased by 0.3% to $36, slightly higher than February's figures. Looking ahead, economists are assessing the impact of the President's tariffs imposed on several major trading partners in March and analyzing broader measures expected to take effect in April.