The data has been released. US stock futures performed well before the data came out, and they performed even better after the data came out.
Three important data are unemployment rate, employment and wages.
I thought the unemployment rate would maintain balance, employment would decline, and wages would decline, which was a 55-50 result. I didn't expect the data to make me have to praise the US Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Generally speaking, the unemployment rate has dropped to 4.1%, which is the biggest positive, indicating that the probability of economic recession is being eliminated.
Then there is the number of employed people, which has directly risen from the expected 140,000 to 254,000, a true economic "bull market", and the annualized wages have exceeded expectations, rising to 4%, and the monthly rate remains the same as last month.
At first glance, all aspects are positive sentiment. The only thing that may disappoint some investors is that the probability of a 25 basis point interest rate cut in November has increased significantly, and the possibility of 50 is almost non-existent. Everything else is good.
