It makes sense that rising unemployment reduces the number of jobs.
We should have gotten an NFP in the neighborhood of 160K-190K based on initial jobless claims.
But apparently there's another reason, as we were discussing with one of my subscribers:
The presidential race before the US election. Accordingly, the task of the current president is to create the appearance of economic recovery, which is what we see - regulators and organizations are trying to paint a pretty picture in order to increase their personal ratings.
In addition to the above and a number of other nuances, we can conclude that today's NFP is purely manipulative wagering in the current political situation