Last night's non-farm payrolls have already pushed back the market's expectation for the Federal Reserve's first rate cut from June to July, especially as the non-farm data exceeded expectations, notably with a decline in the unemployment rate.

This indicates that companies are under less pressure to lay off employees, so I believe the number of initial jobless claims will remain relatively low and not see a significant increase if the unemployment data stays low.
This could further reinforce the Federal Reserve's stance of not rushing to cut rates.
Additionally, there's tomorrow's CPI data, but we'll discuss that tomorrow.#我在Gate广场过新年