How do you weigh a surprise in payrolls against a surprise in inflation when they point in opposite directions?

When a jobs report comes in soft but the CPI print runs hot, the futures curve often reprices in ways that look contradictory at first glance. Equity index futures may rally on the growth scare while rate futures sell off on the inflation side. The question is less which number "wins" and more which one the market has decided matters more for the next policy move. One framing that helps is to ask what the central bank has said it is watching, and how recently it said it. A statement from a few weeks back may carry less weight than a fresh speech, and the forward pricing in fed funds futures tells you what the market currently believes. Revisions to prior months and the composition of the report, such as wage growth versus headline hiring, can also shift the read. I'm curious how others handle this in practice. When the two signals conflict, do you wait for the next data point, watch how the curve moves in the first hour, or treat the conflict itself as information about policy uncertainty?