The US Non-farm Payrolls (NFP) and unemployment rate at 20:30 tonight will dominate the market direction. If the unemployment rate falls and non-farm employment exceeds expectations, it indicates a strong economy, which may boost the stock market, with cyclical industries receiving more attention, while the bond market may face pressure and fall, and the dollar may strengthen. Conversely, if the unemployment rate rises and non-farm figures fall short of expectations, signs of economic weakness will emerge, leading to a sell-off in the stock market, with the bond market becoming a safe haven, and the dollar weakening. If the data presents mixed results, the market reaction will be more complex, requiring a balance of data weight and expected digestion to make judgments. Investors need to closely follow the data release and flexibly adjust their strategies.