Risk Warning: U.S. initial jobless claims for the week ending February 8
The latest data has not yet been released. The market expectation is 215,000 and the previous value is 219,000. The data reflects short-term changes in the U.S. job market and may have the following impacts on financial markets:
If the data is higher than expected (e.g. >215,000)
That suggests a weakening job market, which could stoke concerns about slowing economic growth.
The stock market may come under pressure to fall, risk aversion sentiment will intensify, and assets such as gold may rise in the short term.
If the data is lower than expected (e.g. <215,000)
It shows that the job market is stable, which may boost market confidence and drive the stock market upward.
However, we need to be wary of a rebound in inflation expectations and concerns about the Federal Reserve's tightening policy may increase.
Pay attention to the immediate market fluctuations after the data is released and avoid blindly following the trend.
Based on your own risk preferences, manage your positions in advance and diversify your investments to reduce risks.
The greater the difference between the data results and expectations, the more significant the market volatility may be, so please remain cautious. $BTC $ETH $BNB
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