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fxJul 2, 2026, 5:46 AM

US Jobs Data Takes Center Stage in Thursday Asia Market Update

Thursday's Asia market update highlights US jobs data as the key focus, alongside shifts in monetary and FX intervention policies, ongoing chip-maker volatility, and Meta's cost-cutting efforts.

US jobs data is the focal point for Thursday's Asian session, with traders awaiting the release for clues on the labor market's strength and potential policy implications.

The update notes that 'training wheels are being removed' from monetary and FX intervention policies, implying a gradual withdrawal of central bank support. This could inject additional volatility into currency markets.

Elsewhere, chip-maker volatility persists into the third quarter, while Meta is reportedly aiming to reduce AI-related expenses. The post also raises the possibility of the US government taking 5% stakes in AI companies, though no detailed proposal is provided.

Source: FXStreet Forex News