The upcoming April US non-farm payrolls report is expected to show job creation between 135,000-145,000, reflecting a cooling labor market as the unemployment rate holds at 4.2%. Recent economic indicators, including a surprising GDP contraction and weak private sector job growth, raise concerns about economic momentum and labor market sustainability.The Federal Reserve is closely monitoring these developments, with markets pricing in a significant probability of rate cuts by June. Key components to watch in the report include wage growth, labor force participation, and sectoral employment trends, which will provide deeper insights into the labor market's health.