#非农就业数据来袭#

Non-farm Drama: Employment Numbers are the Actors, the Market is the Director
Non-farm payroll data is like the most expensive "variety show" in the global financial market. Whether hundreds of thousands of people are employed or not can make the dollar smile or the gold cry. The key is that the data is just an actor; the real director is the market's sentiment.
Think about it: even if the employment data is beautiful, if the Federal Reserve says, "The labor market still needs attention," the stock market immediately feels like it's been splashed with cold water; on the contrary, if the data is as bad as a torn net, the market can comfort itself: "Great, there’s hope for interest rate cuts!" This is the charm of non-farm payrolls—data is not a cold, hard statistic but a thermometer of Wall Street's emotions.
So don't be scared; non-farm payrolls are not a flood beast but a spotlight on funding sentiment. Smart investors look not only at the numbers but also at how the market 'scripts' the story.