#数字货币市场洞察 Key Economic Data Floods In This Week, US Data Remains the Focus

Monday starts off busy: at 7:50 AM, Japan will release its October trade balance; in the afternoon, Germany’s industrial production data (3:00 PM), Swiss consumer confidence (4:00 PM), and the Eurozone investor confidence index (5:30 PM) will be released in succession. The exact release time for China’s November trade data is pending official announcement.

Tuesday’s highlight is the US: at midnight, the New York Fed’s inflation expectations data comes out; at 7:00 PM, the Small Business Confidence Index is released; at 11:00 PM, job openings data will be in the spotlight—directly tied to the strength of the labor market.

Early Wednesday at 1:00 AM, the EIA will publish its monthly energy report, followed by a US 10-year Treasury auction at 2:00 AM. Domestically, China’s November YoY CPI will be announced at 9:30 AM. In the US, at 9:30 PM, labor cost data will be released, and at 11:30 PM, the weekly crude oil inventory report will come out.

Thursday’s highlights: at 8:30 AM, Australia’s unemployment rate data; at 5:00 PM, the IEA monthly report; between 6:00-9:00 PM, OPEC will also release its monthly report. At 9:30 PM, the US initial jobless claims and September trade balance will be released simultaneously, with wholesale data wrapping up at 11:00 PM.

Friday sees a cluster of European data: Germany and France’s final CPI (3:00 PM, 3:45 PM); and the UK will release four sets of data in one go—GDP, manufacturing, trade balance, and industrial production (all at 3:00 PM). North America wraps up with Canada’s wholesale sales at 9:30 PM.

After this data dump, market direction may become much clearer.