I just noticed that the US non-farm payroll data (US non farm payroll) was already released on January 9th last year. This is always one of the key reports that the entire market watches — it shows the actual state of the American labor market and can significantly influence inflation expectations.

Such non-farm payroll data always cause movements in assets because they impact monetary policy decisions. Traders usually wait for this report with anticipation — even small deviations from the forecast can shift prices. If employment is growing faster than expected, it could indicate inflation pressure and a more hawkish stance from the Fed.