China: New Urban Jobs (YTD Cumulative, YoY)

Macro

2026-07-04

Description

China Urban New Employment Growth Rate is published by the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security (MOHRSS) of China. This indicator measures the cumulative growth rate of new jobs created in urban areas during a specific period, serving as an important metric for assessing the health of the urban labor market and overall economic growth. A higher value indicates a strong job market and economic expansion, while a lower value may suggest an economic slowdown or challenges in the labor market.

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Human Resources and Social Security (Choice)
Frequency
Monthly
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AI Data Insight

In April 2026 (Q2 2026), China's cumulative year-on-year growth rate of newly created urban jobs recorded -0.3584%, narrowing the decline compared to the previous value of -0.6881%. This indicates that the sharp deterioration of the labor market has gradually stabilized. However, high youth unemployment and an anticipated "flexible employment" workforce exceeding 320 million highlight that China's job market is undergoing a severe structural transformation.

AI Data Insight

In April 2026 (Q2 2026), China's cumulative year-on-year growth rate of newly created urban jobs recorded -0.3584%, narrowing the decline compared to the previous value of -0.6881%. This indicates that the sharp deterioration of the labor market has gradually stabilized. However, high youth unemployment and an anticipated "flexible employment" workforce exceeding 320 million highlight that China's job market is undergoing a severe structural transformation.

Description

China Urban New Employment Growth Rate is published by the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security (MOHRSS) of China. This indicator measures the cumulative growth rate of new jobs created in urban areas during a specific period, serving as an important metric for assessing the health of the urban labor market and overall economic growth. A higher value indicates a strong job market and economic expansion, while a lower value may suggest an economic slowdown or challenges in the labor market.

Published by
Human Resources and Social Security (Choice)
Frequency
Monthly
Next Update