[Preview: Tonight's showdown with unemployment rate and non-farm payroll data will become a key catalyst for subsequent market trends] BlockBeats News, November 20 – The September non-farm payroll data, originally scheduled for release on October 3, was delayed until tonight due to the U.S. government shutdown. Before the shutdown, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics had already completed the collection and compilation of the data, so there will not be any systemic bias in the data itself, and the impact on data quality is limited. During the October FOMC meeting, the Federal Reserve further cut interest rates despite insufficient reference data but did not commit to a subsequent rate cut path. At the time, Powell stated that a December rate cut was not "set in stone" and that the October rate cut was a "risk management cut," while also hinting at significant internal divisions within the Fed. As the first major economic data release following the end of the U.S. government shutdown (albeit delayed for a long time), if it provides new signals, it could become a key catalyst for the next phase of market trends. The important macroeconomic data to be released tonight at 9:30 PM Beijing time includes: the U.S. September unemployment rate, U.S. September seasonally adjusted non-farm payrolls, and U.S. initial jobless claims for the week ending November 15.