Weak employment data failed to prevent the dollar from stabilizing, and the market is focused on the non-farm payroll report

According to Jin Ten, despite weak U.S. employment data, the dollar remained stable after hitting a two-week high on Thursday. The U.S. Department of Labor reported that job vacancies in December fell to their lowest level in over five years. Market focus has shifted to the non-farm payroll data, which was delayed due to the government shutdown and will be released next Wednesday. In addition, Trump's nomination of Kevin Warsh as Federal Reserve Chairman boosted the dollar, with market expectations that he will adopt restrictive policies. The dollar index remained flat at 97.819.