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As the clock moves toward 21:30, global traders are preparing for a market jolt not due to an interest-rate decision or CPI shock, but because the U.S. September employment report is being released unusually late.
This delay alone is enough to tighten liquidity and elevate volatility across U.S. stocks and crypto.

The September unemployment rate is expected to remain near 4.3%, while non-farm payrolls, previously at 22K, are forecast to jump toward 50K.
That gap is large enough to swing major indices by 2–3% in either direction, especially when institutions are already repositioning ahead of year-end.

Even stranger: the report will arrive alongside fresh jobless-claims data for November 15 combining “old” figures with “new” ones.
Two timeframes. One market. Zero room for hesitation.

Some analysts call this a “data squeeze.” Others say it’s simply an unusual release schedule.
Either way, the market cares about one thing: reaction.

If payrolls rise toward expectations, the U.S. dollar could briefly weaken, giving crypto room to breathe.
If unemployment edges higher, gold and risk-off assets may move sharply as traders seek safety.

But the twist?
Tonight’s excitement might only be temporary.
The real driver for the coming week will likely be the Federal Reserve meeting minutes, especially any hints about future rate-cut timing, which could reset market sentiment entirely.



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