#美联储重启降息步伐 This week’s economic calendar is off the charts.

Starting next week, major central banks will take turns stepping onto the stage, and hard indicators like inflation data, employment reports, and trade balances will be released intensively. The market is already sensitive, and this wave of data bombardment is likely to shake things up even more.

On Monday, Japan and China’s trade balances will kick things off, followed by the Eurozone’s investor confidence index and Germany’s industrial production data. The tension is high right from the start.

On Tuesday, all eyes will be on what the Reserve Bank of Australia has to say, with a press conference after their meeting. In the US, the small business optimism index and job openings data will come out, setting the stage for Wednesday’s main event.

The real highlight is on Wednesday. China’s November CPI will show just how much inflation pressure there is, the Bank of England Governor will speak, and the Bank of Canada will announce its rate decision. But the biggest event will definitely be the Fed meeting—FOMC rate decision plus a live appearance from Powell, which is basically the week’s biggest wildcard.

On Thursday, the Swiss National Bank, OPEC, and IEA will all make major announcements, with key energy policy reports coming out. US initial jobless claims and trade balance data will also be released, and the Fed plans to publish its household financial well-being report to see how much money regular folks have left in their wallets.

Wrapping up on Friday won’t be easy either, with inflation, GDP, and industrial data from Germany, the UK, and France all coming out at once, plus several Fed voting members scheduled to speak, which will likely stir the market up even more.

$BTC $ETH At times like this, it’s best to follow the overall market sentiment—keeping a close eye on these data releases is always a good idea.