The United States will release September's seasonally adjusted non-farm payrolls, unemployment rate, and average hourly wage growth at 20:30, August's factory orders month-on-month at 22:00, and the total number of oil rigs for the week ending October 2 at 01:00 the following day. The Eurozone will release September's preliminary CPI at 17:00, and Japan will announce August's unemployment rate at 07:30. Federal Reserve Vice Chair Jefferson, Governors Bowman, Williams, and Logan will deliver speeches or host meetings at different times. (Source: Jintou Data)
AI Interpretation: This non-farm payroll data directly reveals the core supply and demand dynamics of the U.S. labor market, serving as a critical indicator for determining the Federal Reserve's monetary policy trajectory. Changes in employment figures and wage growth directly anchor inflationary pressures, setting the tone for either tightening or easing of interest rate policies. The release of this data will decisively break the market's ambiguous expectations regarding economic soft landing and provide the most direct driving force for asset price revaluation. Investors need to recalibrate their pricing logic for the Federal Reserve's subsequent rate-cutting pace based on the actual heat of the labor market.
