Wage inflation component of US jobs report to drive the market reaction

Eyes on US January jobs report following dovish Fed event

Learn how to take profit of the US employment report! US December jobs report to help US Dollar find direction Dear Trader,  Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) in the US are expected to rise by 185,000 in January following December's better-than-expected increase of 223,000. Latest S&P Global PMI surveys showed that input price pressures has strengthened, linked in part to upward wage pressures. FOMC Chairman Jerome Powell said in the post-meeting press conference on Wednesday that wage growth was still too fast. Investors are likely to pay closer attention to the Average Hourly Earnings component of the jobs report rather than the headline number. The US Dollar's recovery hopes depend on o hot wage inflation figure even if job growth remains robust at the beginning of 2023. We have prepared a special coverage for you to get ready for any market move.   Go to NFP special coverage LIVE COMMENTS  Don't miss Valeria Bednarik, Dhwani Mehta, Eren Sengezer & Yohay Elam's comments during the event. Join us today Friday, February 3rd at 13:00 GMT/08:00 am EST. It's FREE! TRADER'S RESOURCES Become a PREMIUM Forex trader! Tap into our 20 years Forex trading experience. Access our experts & Learn the best practices. Bonus Track: use for FREE the best financial calendar online. Enjoy Premium NOW WEBINAR  Do not miss this new edition of FXStreet Non-Farm Payrolls webinar with Wayne McDonell, Chief FX Market Strategist at TradersWay! Join us from 12:30 GMT/07:30 am EST to 14:30 GMT/09:30 am EST. It is FREE!   Register now BECOME AN NFP EXPERT We also want to offer you the most complete course to take the maximum profit of the event. Go to the crash course Good NFP trading, FXStreet Team Contact us FXSTREET ANYWHERE YOU ARE Check our economic calendar, Forex charts and news on your mobile Get new posts notifications and one-click-away economic calendar.   Manage your subscriptions  ·  Unsubscribe from FXStreet newsletters   FXStreet Newsletter does not constitute a solicitation for the purpose of buying or selling in the foreign exchange market. Although the information contained in FXStreet Newsletter comes from trusted sources, FXStreet is not responsible for guaranteeing the accuracy, timeliness, completeness or fitness of such sources. © 2022 "FXStreet. The Forex Market" All Rights Reserved. FOREXSTREET, S.L. - Portaferrissa 7, 1r 2a Barcelona 08002 Catalonia - Spain. You are receiving this email because you have specifically consented to it by checking the corresponding box when registering on our website. In FXSTREET we do not like receiving spam, so if you want, you can cancel your subscription or send us an email to privacy@fxstreet.com This message has been sent to you by FOREXSTREET S.L., a company registered in Barcelona, ​​in Volume 33351, Folio 135, Sheet B230633, with Tax Identification Number B62498233.