According to Jinshi, US job vacancies have remained below 9 million for six consecutive months after the 9.3 million reported in September last year. Investors expect job vacancies to fall slightly to 8.34 million in April from 8.48 million in March. Analyst Eren Sengezer said that if JOLTs April job vacancies data is equal to or below 8 million, this may reaffirm the loose conditions in the labor market and put immediate pressure on the US dollar. On the other hand, a reading above 9 million may cause investors to avoid pricing in a Fed rate cut in September, which would at least last until the May non-farm payrolls report and allow the US dollar to outperform other currencies.