Ahead of the Fed's non-farm payroll report release, a slight change in the unemployment rate may trigger a market shock. AI summarizes that bond investors are paying close attention to the upcoming non-farm payroll report, which could impact the Fed's interest rate cut expectations. Experts point out that if the data falls short of expectations, the market reaction will be more severe, and changes in the unemployment rate will become a key indicator. According to ChainCatcher, as reported by Jin10, bond investors are focusing on the non-farm payroll report to be released today, as this data may influence market expectations for the Fed's interest rate cut next month. Dan Carter from Fort Washington Investment stated that if the data is weaker than expected, the market reaction will be much larger than in cases where it meets expectations. The ICE BofA MOVE index has risen to a two-month high. Al-Husseini from Columbia Threadneedle Investments noted that the unemployment rate will become a key indicator; if the unemployment rate rises by 0.1 percentage points, it will be a strong signal that the economy urgently needs support. #美联储会议纪要将公布