For investors participating in the cryptocurrency market, paying attention to macroeconomic trends is crucial. There are quite a few important data releases and events this week; let's review them in advance.

On Monday, the market will see several key data releases. Switzerland will publish the December Consumer Confidence Index, and the Eurozone will release the January Sentix Investor Confidence Index, both of which reflect economic outlook expectations. Domestically, the December M2 Money Supply Year-over-Year data will also be released. Additionally, the G7 Finance Ministers' Meeting will be held, which often triggers policy expectation adjustments. By the way, the CME Group will delay trading of US Treasury futures contracts from 15:00 Beijing time due to Japan’s Coming of Age Day; normally, trading starts earlier. The Tokyo Stock Exchange will also be closed for the day.

Tuesday's schedule is more packed. The US will announce the auction results for the 10-year Treasury notes, including the winning yield and bid-to-cover ratio, which have significant implications for the bond market and risk asset pricing. Japan’s November Trade Balance data will also be released. In the US, the December NFIB Small Business Optimism Index will be published, followed by a series of major CPI data—December Unadjusted CPI Year-over-Year, December Seasonally Adjusted CPI Month-over-Month, December Seasonally Adjusted Core CPI Month-over-Month, and December Unadjusted Core CPI Year-over-Year. These figures directly reflect inflation trends. Additionally, the October New Home Sales Annualized Data will be released. On the event side, Federal Reserve officials such as Williams, Bostic, and Mester will give speeches, which often contain the latest views on monetary policy. South Korean President Lee Jae-myung will visit Japan and hold a summit with Japanese Prime Minister Suga, which will last until January 14. JPMorgan Chase will also release earnings during this period.