"New York Times" believes that when employment data collected in mid-September, the US epidemic caused a peak in Drenta variants, but the epidemic data was relieved, and economic activities began to recover. If this momentum continues, the US employment growth is expected to have improved this year. Bloomberg News Agency pointed out that September is a month of employment in the United States this year. Despite the continued decline, it reflects the shrinking of the overall labor scale from the side. The economic recovery is weak and employment continues to make the Fed, making the Fed's decisions that take the contract of shrinking monetary policy this year.