Next week's market focus is here. Starting on Monday, Switzerland's consumer confidence and the Eurozone investor confidence index will be released first, along with China's December M2 money supply year-on-year growth rate. The CME in the US will delay trading for Japan's Adult Day until 15:00 Beijing time, and the Tokyo Stock Exchange will be closed all day. The G7 finance ministers' meeting will also be held on this day, and the subsequent policy statement is worth paying attention to.
Tuesday is a data explosion day. The US will release a dense schedule of December CPI data (including unadjusted annual rate, seasonally adjusted monthly rate, core CPI, and other dimensions), and the 10-year Treasury bond auction rate will also be announced. Additionally, there will be the US NFIB Small Business Optimism Index, November trade balance, and new home sales data. The highlight is speeches from Federal Reserve officials such as Williams, Bostic, and Moussad, from which the market will interpret the next policy signals. JPMorgan's earnings report will also be released on the same day.
On Wednesday, continue to watch crude oil inventory movements. US November retail sales, PPI, and Q3 current account data will all be released. Existing home sales and commercial inventory data will also be announced. The data combination for this week can basically outline the recent contours of the global economy and will have a significant impact on risk asset allocation in the crypto market.
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MrRightClick
· 7h ago
Tuesday is going to be explosive, with a bunch of CPI data coming out, and Federal Reserve officials are about to make statements. Whether this wave of market movement can break through depends on their words.
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On the day M2 is released, the G7 finance ministers are meeting, and the amount of information is huge. It feels like there will be big moves.
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It's another data week, always like this—first down, then up, or maybe a direct plunge. Nothing is certain.
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JPMorgan's earnings report is also on Tuesday. This week, the index is likely to follow the US stock market's rhythm and shake.
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Crude oil inventories, retail sales, PPI—Wednesday won't be idle either. The crypto market must follow risk assets obediently.
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Japan is closed, and the CME extends trading hours. This kind of staggered trading session is most vulnerable to being swept away. It's better to wait patiently for the data.
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That policy statement from the G7 finance ministers' meeting on Monday—what if they turn hawkish? I'm worried it might catch the market off guard.
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CPI data has many dimensions to consider. It's not just about the total number; core CPI is the real key issue.
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Can the data this week outline the global economic landscape? Sounds pretty intimidating. It's better to just look at the candlestick charts directly.
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The CME extending trading hours is so annoying, I have to change my schedule to monitor the market. Too troublesome.
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quiet_lurker
· 01-12 23:59
On Tuesday, the CPI data will be released, and the crypto market will once again ride the roller coaster alongside the US stocks.
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fomo_fighter
· 01-12 06:07
Tuesday's CPI data day, gotta watch it closely. If the data exceeds expectations, it might just crash the market.
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Another week of data bombardment, my heart can't take it.
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The Fed officials' speeches seem to be the main event; CPI data is just the appetizer.
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The G7 finance ministers' meeting happening now—are they trying to sneak in some moves while the market isn't paying attention?
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Just Tuesday's CPI is enough to be annoying, and now we have to listen to the Fed's ramblings. Who can handle that?
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It feels like Wednesday's retail sales data got drowned out by all this stuff, so no one’s paying attention.
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M2, CPI, US Treasury yields—this combo makes it hard to tell whether crypto will fall or rise.
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Even details like Japan delaying holidays and trading can have an impact. It's getting more and more complicated.
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JPMorgan's earnings report releasing at that exact moment—this marketing awareness is truly top-notch.
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The global economy's recent outline is set in stone within a week. This is a gambler's paradise.
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TideReceder
· 01-11 14:52
That Tuesday's CPI data, it feels like it's going to explode...
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WenAirdrop
· 01-11 14:49
Tuesday's CPI data bomb, really need to keep an eye on it
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What are these Fed guys saying? Can they stop messing around with smoke and mirrors
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It's another data week, is my wallet ready? Haha
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Looks like I’ll be staying up late next week, Asia, Europe, and America all hitting hard
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M2, CPI, Treasury yields are all coming in, is this testing my heart?
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JPMorgan's earnings report is also on this day? Alright, let's watch together
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Seriously, if anyone manages to successfully bottom fish this week, we can brag about it for a year
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Retail sales data is the real indicator, everything else is fake
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Why do I always feel like there will be surprises next week? Haha
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G7 finance ministers will be talking again, but the crypto circle still needs to listen
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LayerZeroHero
· 01-11 14:42
It has proven that the combination of Tuesday's CPI data and Federal Reserve officials' speeches is the real test of technical validation... To empirically measure the market's re-pricing of inflation expectations and whether cross-chain asset liquidity can withstand this wave of volatility.
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BridgeJumper
· 01-11 14:40
Next week's data bombardment, Tuesday's CPI and Federal Reserve speeches combo, feels like it's going to blow up
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Another weekly market preview, still depends on what a few big shots at the Federal Reserve say
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CPI will be released on Tuesday, the crypto folks are going to be nervous again
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Data week is here, I bet Tuesday will be very exciting
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Europe starts on Monday, China's M2 data is also coming out, such a rhythm...
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JPMorgan earnings report plus CPI data, that's what we'll be watching tomorrow
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Honestly, all those data on Tuesday could shake up the market, ready to buy the dip?
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CME trading is delayed on Monday, Japan is on holiday, European finance ministers are meeting, the atmosphere is a bit tense
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Crypto markets this week are too closely tied to risk assets, as soon as the data comes out, it's over
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Still waiting for Wednesday's oil inventory and retail sales, the data density this week is incredible
Next week's market focus is here. Starting on Monday, Switzerland's consumer confidence and the Eurozone investor confidence index will be released first, along with China's December M2 money supply year-on-year growth rate. The CME in the US will delay trading for Japan's Adult Day until 15:00 Beijing time, and the Tokyo Stock Exchange will be closed all day. The G7 finance ministers' meeting will also be held on this day, and the subsequent policy statement is worth paying attention to.
Tuesday is a data explosion day. The US will release a dense schedule of December CPI data (including unadjusted annual rate, seasonally adjusted monthly rate, core CPI, and other dimensions), and the 10-year Treasury bond auction rate will also be announced. Additionally, there will be the US NFIB Small Business Optimism Index, November trade balance, and new home sales data. The highlight is speeches from Federal Reserve officials such as Williams, Bostic, and Moussad, from which the market will interpret the next policy signals. JPMorgan's earnings report will also be released on the same day.
On Wednesday, continue to watch crude oil inventory movements. US November retail sales, PPI, and Q3 current account data will all be released. Existing home sales and commercial inventory data will also be announced. The data combination for this week can basically outline the recent contours of the global economy and will have a significant impact on risk asset allocation in the crypto market.