The key now lies in the release of the US unemployment data and non-farm payrolls data at 21:30 tonight, which will influence the attitude of the Federal Reserve towards interest rate cuts. Non-farm payrolls in January are expected to rise by 170,000, lower than the 256,000 recorded in December last year, but almost the same as the average level of the past three months. According to Dow Jones' forecast for this report, it is widely expected that the unemployment rate will remain at 4.1%. It is estimated that the month-on-month wage growth in January will be 0.3%, and the year-on-year growth i
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