The non-farm data has been released, and as expected, there hasn't been much change. The main point is that the unemployment rate remains at 4.2%, the same as last month, indicating that the employment situation in the United States has at least not worsened. Secondly, the employment numbers have not deviated much from expectations; although there is a slight decline compared to the previous value, the impact on the market should still be limited.

Additionally, there are wages, as wages can also represent the state of the U.S. economy. The data obtained is better than expected. The unemployment rate + wages indicate that the U.S. economy is at least currently doing well. Of course, such data won't make the Fed think about lowering interest rates.

Overall, it is a neutral data set. The focus today is still to see if Trump and Xi can return to being surface-level friends after a night of calming down, or if they will continue to escalate conflict.