We're about to get the October jobs report at 8:30.
This is historically the single-biggest market mover of any economic data release.
Headed into the report, S&P 500 futures are up 0.1%.
Meanwhile, the dollar is breaking lower against both the euro and the yen.
Gold just spiked but has since come back down, and is trading around $1310 an ounce, up 0.1%.
And 10-year U.S. Treasury futures are drifting lower. Currently, they are down 0.1%.
Some of Wall Street's top strategists seem to think a nonfarm payrolls number in excess of 150,000 could wreak havoc on
Tom di Galoma, managing director at ED&F Man Capital, says traders are passing around a "whisper number" of 180,000 this morning.
The dashboard below shows a snapshot of various markets at 8:23 AM ET. Top left is S&P 500 futures, followed by the dollar-yen and euro-dollar exchange rates.
The bottom three from left to right are gold, 10-year U.S. Treasury futures, and WTI crude oil futures.