This week, Wall Street will face three important data releases, and the market is bound to be unsettled.

The most anticipated are the unemployment rate and non-farm payroll data to be released on Friday.

The unemployment rate is expected to remain unchanged at 4.1 percent, but the number of jobs is anticipated to plummet from the previous figure of 254,000 to 120,000.

If the data shows such a significant decrease as expected, it could trigger short-term panic in the market; however, in the long run, this may prompt the Fed to accelerate the pace of interest rate cuts.

Given the previous high figures and the upcoming elections next week, we still need to pay attention to whether there will be any unexpected reversals this week.

The PCE inflation data will be released tonight at 8:30.

The market generally expects inflation to decline, which is a positive signal for the market.

As long as inflation does not show an abnormal rise, its impact on the market should be relatively limited.