Tonight at 9:30 PM, the US September Non-Farm Payrolls report is about to be released. This delayed data is not just an "economic health check," but for the short-term trend of the crypto market, it is almost equivalent to a "judgment."
After being delayed for over a month due to the government shutdown, this report is finally making its debut. As the first core economic indicator released during the shutdown, its uniqueness lies in the fact that the data actually reflects events that happened over a month ago. It's like looking at the road through a rearview mirror—always a step behind.
The market's general expectation is that September added 54,000 jobs, but some institutions are more optimistic, predicting 80,000. However, I believe the real trump card of this report is not in the numbers themselves, but in how it will influence the Federal Reserve's policy outlook.
**Why is this so critical?**
Simply put, the Federal Reserve is watching this data closely. Whether they will cut interest rates in December depends heavily on this employment report. Currently, the market estimates about a 42% chance of a 25 basis point rate cut in December, but this probability could fluctuate dramatically based on tonight's data.
Another important detail is that the report includes significant revisions to July and August data. Analysis suggests that the annual benchmark revisions could reach 800,000. If the previously strong employment figures are sharply revised downward, the entire market's view of the economy will need a complete overhaul.
**How credible is the data?**
Honestly, non-farm payroll data is no longer just an economic indicator. In August, political factors started to interfere, and there have been numerous controversies surrounding the authenticity of the data. This has added some skepticism among investors regarding the credibility of the data itself. So tonight's release is not only about data publication but also a key trigger for market sentiment.
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ProxyCollector
· 16h ago
The rearview mirror analogy is really spot on. Are we still betting on a December rate cut based on data from a month ago? Laughable, this game is unplayable.
If the correction magnitude for 800,000 people really happens, I feel the crypto world will be shaken once again.
Non-farm payroll data is now just an emotional indicator; the numbers are secondary. The key is how the Federal Reserve perceives it.
Whether it's 5.4 or 80,000, it seems both will be interpreted by the market in a way that favors itself...
Instead of waiting for tonight's announcement, why not bet now on whether it will surge or plummet? The odds might be about the same.
Political factors are involved here; how credible is the data itself?
That's why I hate non-farm nights—it's always gambling rather than trading.
Are you ready for a liquidation? My wallet isn't even prepared.
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TokenomicsDetective
· 16h ago
800,000 people correction? That's the core, the numbers themselves are just a facade. Eventually, the crypto circle will have to follow the Fed's lead.
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degenonymous
· 16h ago
Really, tonight's data could directly determine the fate of our wallet... If the correction of 800,000 people is truly exposed, the entire narrative will collapse.
By the way, this non-farm payroll has already become a political tool. Why bother watching? It's all fabricated anyway.
The market opens at 9:30, and I've already set up leverage. Either get rich or go to zero, that's it.
Wait, looking at the road through the rearview mirror is a perfect metaphor... We've been reversing all along, haha.
Alright, ladies, lock your seed phrases securely. Tonight might be a storm.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 16h ago
Looking at the data through the rearview mirror, it’s indeed a beat behind; the key is to see how the Federal Reserve will act.
If this correction of 800,000 people materializes, all the previous hype will be for nothing.
Waiting to see if tonight can save my short position.
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LiquidityWitch
· 16h ago
Looking at the road through the rearview mirror is really amazing. With data so lagging behind, how can policies still be guided? It feels like tonight is just an emotional market. If the correction of 800,000 people materializes, the crypto world will once again see a "roller coaster" ride.
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SelfSovereignSteve
· 17h ago
Damn, another "judgment letter." Can't it just not be a political show this time?
Really, an 800,000-person correction? Doesn't that mean all the previous data was just crap?
Waiting to see the interest rate cut in December. Feels like the probability is plummeting straight down.
Looking in the rearview mirror, haha. That analogy is perfect—it's just a half-beat behind.
Tonight at 9:30 PM, the US September Non-Farm Payrolls report is about to be released. This delayed data is not just an "economic health check," but for the short-term trend of the crypto market, it is almost equivalent to a "judgment."
After being delayed for over a month due to the government shutdown, this report is finally making its debut. As the first core economic indicator released during the shutdown, its uniqueness lies in the fact that the data actually reflects events that happened over a month ago. It's like looking at the road through a rearview mirror—always a step behind.
The market's general expectation is that September added 54,000 jobs, but some institutions are more optimistic, predicting 80,000. However, I believe the real trump card of this report is not in the numbers themselves, but in how it will influence the Federal Reserve's policy outlook.
**Why is this so critical?**
Simply put, the Federal Reserve is watching this data closely. Whether they will cut interest rates in December depends heavily on this employment report. Currently, the market estimates about a 42% chance of a 25 basis point rate cut in December, but this probability could fluctuate dramatically based on tonight's data.
Another important detail is that the report includes significant revisions to July and August data. Analysis suggests that the annual benchmark revisions could reach 800,000. If the previously strong employment figures are sharply revised downward, the entire market's view of the economy will need a complete overhaul.
**How credible is the data?**
Honestly, non-farm payroll data is no longer just an economic indicator. In August, political factors started to interfere, and there have been numerous controversies surrounding the authenticity of the data. This has added some skepticism among investors regarding the credibility of the data itself. So tonight's release is not only about data publication but also a key trigger for market sentiment.