Two pieces of data were released tonight.


The number of people applying for unemployment benefits in the U.S. has risen to its highest level since June, further proving that the labor market is cooling.
The U.S. August "small non-farm" data fell short of expectations, and the rate cut bets remain unchanged.

Overall, it's positive, but referring to our analysis from a few days ago, we need to wait for the non-farm data to be released this week before the market sees a major turnaround. Anyway, the long-term outlook is bullish.
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