At the beginning of the new year, U.S. Treasury yields rose slightly, but volatility was evident. This week will see a wave of important data releases. Investors' attention has already focused on December employment performance—starting with Wednesday's ADP data and culminating in the highly anticipated non-farm payrolls on Friday, which is the first time since September last year that they are released on the usual schedule. Expectations among institutions are divided: Raymond James is optimistic about the labor market, expecting the unemployment rate to gently decline from 4.6% to 4.5%; however, Citigroup remains cautious, believing that unemployment pressure could rise to 4.7%. The clash of these viewpoints reflects differing judgments about the current market's economic resilience. These data points often have a significant impact on risk asset pricing.