Preview: Market focus on tonight's unemployment rate and non-farm payroll data; a summary of 32 institutions' forecasts.

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According to ME News, the US January unemployment rate and non-farm payroll data will be released at 21:30 (UTC+8) tonight, February 11th (UTC+8). The following 32 institutions have projected the US January unemployment rate: Nomura Securities: +4.3%; RBC: +4.3%; Scotiabank: +4.3%; Barclays: +4.3%; UBS: +4.3%; ABN AMRO: +4.4%; ANZ: +4.4%; Danske Bank: +4.4%; BNP Paribas: +4.4%; Bank of America: +4.4%; Capital Economics: +4.4%; Deutsche Bank: +4.4%; Citigroup: +4.4%; Commerzbank: +4.4%; DekaBank: +4.4%; Jefferies Group: + 4.4%; Goldman Sachs: +4.4%; ING: +4.4%; JPMorgan Chase: +4.4%; Lloyds Banking Group: +4.4%; Mizuho Securities: +4.4%; Moody's Analytics: +4.4%; Oxford Economics: +4.4%; Morgan Stanley: +4.4%; Societe Generale: +4.4%; Standard Chartered Bank: +4.4%; TD Securities: +4.4%; UniCredit: +4.4%; Wells Fargo: +4.4%; Westpac: +4.4%; Daiwa Capital: +4.5%; HSBC Holdings: +4.5%. Here are the projected forecasts for the US January non-farm payroll data from 32 institutions: Standard Chartered: -10,000; Scotiabank: +0.00; Capital Economics: +30,000; Oxford Economics: +30,000; Bank of America: +40,000; Moody's Analytics: +40,000; Goldman Sachs: +45,000; TD Securities: +45,000; ABN AMRO: +50,000; Barclays: +50,000; Morgan Stanley: +55,000; Danske Bank: +60,000; DekaBank: +60,000; RBC: +63,000; HSBC: +65,000; ANZ: +70,000; Westpac: +70,000; JPMorgan Chase: +75,000; Deutsche Bank: +75,000; Commerzbank: +80,000; ING: +80,000; Societe Generale: +80,000; UniCredit: +80,000. 10,000; Wells Fargo: +80,000; Nomura Securities: +85,000; Lloyds Banking Group: +85,000; Mizuho Securities: +90,000; UBS Group: +90,000; Pansen Macro: +100,000; BNP Paribas: +105,000; Jefferies Group: +110,000; Citigroup: +135,000. (Source: ME)

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