Tonight was supposed to be the showdown on non-farm payroll night, but with the U.S. government in a shutdown, the data won't be released, and the possibility of a long wick candle is reduced. Last night's unemployment claims market expectation was 22.3, with the previous value at 21.8. Although the data hasn't been published, the market still leans towards favourable information. The previous unemployment rate in the U.S. for September was 4.3%, and the market expectation is also 4.3%, with not much deviation. The main issue is that the market expectation for non-farm employment has a discrepancy of 28,000 from the previous value. If the data is released tonight, the market will definitely have a shooting star and inverted hammer.