This week on Wall Street is "Economic Data Week," with a series of major US economic indicators set to influence the Federal Reserve's policy direction at the end of the month.
**Tuesday is a key moment**—December CPI inflation data will be released. This report is the last core inflation data before the Federal Reserve's January 31 meeting, and any unexpected fluctuations could instantly shake the entire market.
Following that, on Wednesday, retail sales and PPI data will be released, directly reflecting the true resilience of the US economy. On Thursday, initial jobless claims, the New York and Philadelphia Fed manufacturing indices, and other data will further depict the overall economic activity. On Friday, industrial production data will serve as the "grand finale."
Not only that. Several Federal Reserve officials will give speeches throughout the week, signaling policy intentions. Meanwhile, the US government faces a "shutdown" countdown on January 19, and Congress's progress on funding this week could become another market variable.
Data bombarding the market, frequent policy signals, and inevitable market volatility. Traders need to closely monitor each report's details and prepare for potential sharp fluctuations.
What are your thoughts on this week's market trend?
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RooftopReserver
· 01-15 02:53
CPI day was a bloodbath; anyone who bet 5 bucks and didn't run had to take a hit.
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AirdropHunter9000
· 01-15 02:49
Tuesday's CPI data is released and the market crashes immediately; no one can withstand it.
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FudVaccinator
· 01-12 23:50
Tuesday is the real moment for a dump or a rally with CPI, everything else is just floating clouds.
MSCI inclusion or not, let's see what the Federal Reserve says first; interest rate policy is the boss.
With this week's data bombardment, I'm just waiting to buy the dip or cut losses.
The risk of shutdown is indeed a bit annoying; when will Congress stop dithering?
$SUI $DOGE is still okay, but it depends on how the macroeconomic situation unfolds.
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DegenApeSurfer
· 01-12 23:50
Tuesday's CPI will reveal the truth; if the data doesn't exceed expectations, we can comfortably relax.
Brothers, this week you need to stay tight; the data bombardment just won't stop.
MSCI is about to include digital assets? Should I bottom fish SUI or keep going all-in on DOGE? I'm so conflicted.
The countdown to shutdown combined with economic data week—this is clearly just here to harvest profits.
Listen to how each Federal Reserve official is talking nonsense; Tuesday's CPI is the decisive moment.
How will the market perform this week? Honestly, who the hell can predict it? Just waiting to get beaten up.
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ProveMyZK
· 01-12 23:48
Tuesday's CPI release, you really need to watch your positions carefully. This week's data is truly shocking.
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BlockTalk
· 01-12 23:42
Tuesday's CPI release will guarantee a bloodbath. I hate this kind of data week the most.
MSCI's move is interesting, quietly leaving a backdoor for digital assets.
From Wednesday to Friday, it's all about the Fed's mood. Honestly, it feels like there will be long-lasting volatility this time.
The key is to watch out for the shutdown on January 19th, which brings a bunch of uncertainties.
Let's cut contract positions in half first. This week, I'd rather miss out than get trapped.
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RetroHodler91
· 01-12 23:21
I'm not too concerned about CPI, just watching whether SUI and DOGE can push for another wave.
#MSCI未排除数字资产财库企业纳入范围 $SUI $DOGE $PEPE
This week on Wall Street is "Economic Data Week," with a series of major US economic indicators set to influence the Federal Reserve's policy direction at the end of the month.
**Tuesday is a key moment**—December CPI inflation data will be released. This report is the last core inflation data before the Federal Reserve's January 31 meeting, and any unexpected fluctuations could instantly shake the entire market.
Following that, on Wednesday, retail sales and PPI data will be released, directly reflecting the true resilience of the US economy. On Thursday, initial jobless claims, the New York and Philadelphia Fed manufacturing indices, and other data will further depict the overall economic activity. On Friday, industrial production data will serve as the "grand finale."
Not only that. Several Federal Reserve officials will give speeches throughout the week, signaling policy intentions. Meanwhile, the US government faces a "shutdown" countdown on January 19, and Congress's progress on funding this week could become another market variable.
Data bombarding the market, frequent policy signals, and inevitable market volatility. Traders need to closely monitor each report's details and prepare for potential sharp fluctuations.
What are your thoughts on this week's market trend?