Financial website Forexlive analyst Justin Low: Everyone is focused on the U.S. non-farm payroll data to be released later today, which may lead to a quieter European market. The overall estimate is that non-farm payrolls will rebound to an increase of 200,000, with the rebound attributed to factors such as the return of the workforce after hurricanes and strikes. However, regardless of today's data, non-farm payrolls have shown a clear downward trend over the past few years, reinforcing the weakness in the labor market that the Federal Reserve has been indicating as it begins its rate-cutting cycle. Even if the job additions exceed 200,000, I believe this will not force the Fed to change its mind about cutting rates this month, especially since the labor market may continue its weak trend next year, and November's data may be influenced by the aforementioned factors. (Jin Ten) #binancepizza