Analyst: Coexistence of 'New Employment' and 'Reemployment' in the U.S.

On June 5, institutional analyst Anstey assessed the U.S. non-farm payroll: economists estimate that the breakeven point for job growth is only 50,000 or lower. This figure is considered to align with the level required to absorb new job entrants. Therefore, the employment growth of 172,000 in May not only indicates that the market can absorb new job seekers but also signifies a substantial number of unemployed individuals reentering the workforce.