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⚡ Year-end holiday surprise! Trading calendar disrupted, watch out for these data releases
Suddenly received news that the US federal agency holiday schedule has been rescheduled, directly disrupting the year-end trading rhythm — three days off from December 24 to 26, and a bunch of key economic data have been postponed.
Here are the key updates:
· EIA Crude Oil Inventories: moved to December 29 at 23:30 (originally released on Wednesday)
· Natural Gas Data: moved to December 30 at 01:00 (originally released on Thursday)
· Unemployment Claims: advanced to December 24 at 21:30 (released before the holiday)
What does this mean for traders?
With the holiday approaching, the rhythm of energy trading changes. Crude oil and natural gas are especially prone to missteps because the data release times are extended, creating gaps and reduced liquidity during the holiday period, which can amplify volatility. Market sentiment is more easily influenced by small data fluctuations.
Advice for everyone:
Before trading this week, be sure to review the new schedule, especially for crude oil, natural gas, and employment data. Information gaps are often the beginning of losses.
In simple terms: the holiday disrupts the rhythm, and those who react quickly will be able to seize the initiative.