The much stronger than expected 266,000 gain in non-farm payrolls in November was flattered by the return of 41,000 striking GM workers but, even allowing for that, it suggests labour market conditions remain solid. It also supports our view that the Fed is unlikely to deliver any further policy loosening.
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