At 8:30 PM on Friday, the global financial markets will witness an important moment. The United States is about to announce two key economic indicators for September: the unemployment rate and the change in non-farm payrolls.

These two pieces of data are seen as important barometers for assessing the health of the U.S. economy. Analysts expect the unemployment rate to remain at 4.30% in September, while the non-farm payroll increase is projected to rise significantly from 22,000 last month to 50,000.

The changes in this data will directly affect the market's expectations for the Federal Reserve's future monetary policy. Any unexpected fluctuations in the unemployment rate could trigger a reassessment of the market's outlook on interest rates. At the same time, the strength or weakness of the labor market is also one of the key considerations for the Federal Reserve in seeking a balance between inflation control and economic growth.

Given the importance of these two pieces of data, they are likely to become key factors influencing the trends of multiple asset classes such as the US dollar, US stocks, and precious metals in the short term. Market participants widely expect that the release of this data could trigger significant volatility in the financial markets.

Therefore, whether they are professional investors or ordinary traders, everyone should closely monitor this data release and be well prepared for potential market volatility. On this night, the global financial markets will focus on this, hoping that this data will provide new clues for the recent economic direction.