The U.S. economy is consumption-driven, with personal spending accounting for about 70% of GDP. The Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP) report tracks private-sector employment, ensuring stable household income and supporting consumption.As the world’s largest economy, U.S. labor market conditions have a direct impact on global markets. NFP data influences U.S. financial markets as well as global equities, forex, and commodities. Additionally, NFP is a critical indicator for the Federal Reserve in assessing economic conditions and guiding monetary policy. Thus, NFP not only affects personal consumption and global markets, but also plays a key role in shaping U.S. macroeconomic policy.