The US Non-farm Payrolls (NFP) for September have just been released, showing an increase of 119,000 in employment, the highest level since April. Previously, the market expected only 50,000, but the result was more than double that. The unemployment rate slightly rose to 4.4%, which is basically in line with expectations.

What does this data indicate? The job market is actually quite stable. The Federal Reserve is likely to reassess the pace of interest rate cuts - originally, everyone was hoping for significant monetary easing, but now it seems they need to be more cautious. The hawks and doves will probably start a new round of game-playing.

For the market, don't expect any major trends driven by policy stimulus in the short term. It is very likely that we will see sideways fluctuations, gradually digesting the previous gaps. Maintain a steady mindset and avoid chasing rises and selling on dips.