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The crucial point now is the announcement of US non-farm payrolls and employment data that will impact the Federal Reserve's stance. Non-farm payrolls are expected to increase by 170,000 jobs in January, lower than the 256,000 recorded in December of last year, but roughly in line with the average for the past three months. According to Dow Jones' forecast for this report, the market generally expects the unemployment rate to remain at 4.1%. Monthly wage growth in January is estimated at 0.3% and annual growth at 3.7%. If the annual figures are correctly predicted, this will be the slowest gro
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