At 20:30 tonight, a new round of unemployment insurance data will be released, and the market atmosphere is once again tense. Last Thursday's data unexpectedly showed an Unfavourable Information trend, resulting in heavy losses for the long positions camp, while the short positions quickly gained the upper hand.

Currently, investors have a clear divergence in their expectations for tonight's data. Some are optimistic, believing the data may bring favourable information and could turn the current situation around, breaking the short positions. Meanwhile, others predict there may be intense two-way volatility, with the battle between long positions and short positions entering a heated stage, ultimately leading to a scenario with significant uncertainty.

Analysts expect that the impact of this data may be relatively limited. Investors are advised to adopt a wait-and-see attitude for the time being, and to make arrangements once the data is released and market sentiment is clear. Market experts stated that they will closely monitor the dynamics of the market, and any unusual fluctuations will be reported in a timely manner.

In this complex market environment, investors need to remain patient and respond rationally to market changes. At the same time, they should pay attention to other factors that may affect the market, such as the price trend of BNB, the upcoming Jackson Hole meeting, and the latest developments in international geopolitical situations. These factors could have a profound impact on the market, requiring investors to consider them comprehensively and make cautious decisions.