Market fluctuations are intense, and this week the US economic data will be released in succession, leading to a period of high volatility.

The most anticipated is the December CPI report on Tuesday. This data is the last core inflation snapshot before the Federal Reserve's January 28th policy meeting, and market reactions will be very sensitive. Even a slight deviation in the numbers could cause sharp market swings.

On Wednesday, retail sales and PPI data will follow, continuing to test the resilience of the US economy. By Thursday, indicators such as initial jobless claims, and the New York and Philadelphia Fed manufacturing indices will further depict the economic activity landscape. On Friday, industrial production data will mark the end of the week, leaving almost no room for rest.

In addition to the data itself, attention must also be paid to speeches by Federal Reserve officials. Several senior officials will speak throughout the week, and their wording often reveals the true intentions behind policy.

Don't forget the political variables. The US government faces the risk of a shutdown again at the end of January, and the progress of this week's appropriations bill in Congress will directly influence market expectations. These combined factors make this week’s market movements unlikely to be calm. Buckle up and be prepared to face this wave of turbulence.