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According to analysis reports from foreign media, on Friday, government bond yields across various countries retreated somewhat, providing some room for a stock market rebound. European stocks rose, U.S. stock futures performed relatively steadily, and tech stocks remained firm in U.S. premarket trading. However, the U.S. nonfarm payrolls report could quickly shift the market's focus once again. Since U.S. Treasury yields are already near multi-decade highs, the market will pay particular attention to any signals in the employment report that could reinforce the view that "interest rates will remain high for longer." This means that what the market is watching is not necessarily just the single indicator of nonfarm payroll additions. If the employment data comes in strong and is accompanied by accelerating wage growth, it could reignite upward pressure on U.S. Treasury yields and quickly test the current stock market rebound. Conversely, if the employment report is weak, it could further ease yield pressure and help risk appetite continue to recover. However, a single report alone can hardly mean that the overall trend has already changed.