#美国就业数据表现强劲超出预期 The U.S. non-farm payroll data was explosive—an increase of 263,000 jobs. The unemployment rate remained stable at 3.7%, with a month-on-month wage rise of 0.4%, raising expectations for a soft landing in the economy. The market sensed a turning point: the odds for a pause in interest rate hikes in September have risen to 90%, and Nasdaq futures surged by 1.2%. The U.S. dollar index jumped by 40 points, U.S. Treasury yields plummeted by 8 basis points, and gold pulled back by $20 in the short term. Funds are quickly switching between different assets—the CPI data next week will be the real watershed. Assets like $BNB and $SOL are the most sensitive.
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LeekCutter
· 13m ago
Oh, here comes another wave of market switching, funds are running back and forth, I can't keep up with my brain.
CPI is the real killer move, can BNB make a run this week?
260,000 new additions sound amazing, but why does it feel like the same old tricks?
Soft landing? Let's wait and see, don't get too happy too early.
What's up with SOL, why is he getting restless again? Are we catching a falling knife or not?
The probability of pausing interest rate hikes has piled up to 90%? Still need to see how next week unfolds.
The dollar jumped up 40 points, while gold pulled back, who can really understand this?
The number one figure, the Fed, is playing psychological games again, it's exhausting.
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NotFinancialAdviser
· 4h ago
The soft landing is here again, every time they talk about a soft landing, can it really be soft?
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The data of 263,000 is indeed impressive, but it feels like the market is overreacting, next week's CPI should be the real killer.
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Are BNB and SOL really that sensitive? It feels tighter than stocks.
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US Treasury yields have plummeted, the dollar has surged, this contradictory trend leaves anyone confused, capital is really moving chaotically.
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90% chance of no rate hike? Don't fool me, history is always like this, they promise one thing and then there's a reversal.
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They are starting to hype the CPI data again, how much can change in a week? Just wait to see next week's show.
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That's why we need to keep an eye on the US Non-farm Payrolls (NFP) data, a single number can turn the entire market upside down.
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Wage growth at 0.4%, sounds good, but what about inflation? Real wages are still shrinking, right?
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OptionWhisperer
· 4h ago
263,000 new jobs directly hit the market data, this time a pause in interest rate hikes really seems possible... next week's CPI is the real killer.
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ForkTrooper
· 4h ago
Another soft landing? Let's wait and see what next week's CPI says, it's too early to say anything now.
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The Nasdaq rose 1.2% and everyone got excited, but will BNB and SOL really follow the rise? It's uncertain.
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263,000 new jobs sounds impressive, but wages only rose 0.4%, that's quite a lot of fluff.
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90% probability of a pause in interest rate hikes... Did the market really bet right this time or will it be taught a lesson again?
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The fund switching is so quick, I feel like once next week's CPI is out, there will be a reverse operation again, it's a bit tiring.
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DataChief
· 4h ago
260,000 new jobs, will the soft landing become a reality? We'll know next week with the CPI, don't get too excited
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90% probability of no interest rate hike, is it really stable this time...
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BNB and SOL are about to da moon, waiting for the CPI to confirm
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The USD index is jumping so much, the capital shift is quite fast
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Expectations for a soft landing have risen, but it still feels like walking on the edge of a knife
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Once the CPI is out next week, today's rise might be for nothing
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Gold pulled back $20, quite interesting... risk assets are indeed the most sensitive
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Is the pause in interest rate hikes really coming? It feels like there have been too many twists this month
#美国就业数据表现强劲超出预期 The U.S. non-farm payroll data was explosive—an increase of 263,000 jobs. The unemployment rate remained stable at 3.7%, with a month-on-month wage rise of 0.4%, raising expectations for a soft landing in the economy. The market sensed a turning point: the odds for a pause in interest rate hikes in September have risen to 90%, and Nasdaq futures surged by 1.2%. The U.S. dollar index jumped by 40 points, U.S. Treasury yields plummeted by 8 basis points, and gold pulled back by $20 in the short term. Funds are quickly switching between different assets—the CPI data next week will be the real watershed. Assets like $BNB and $SOL are the most sensitive.