Recent news indicates that if the two major parties in the United States can reach an agreement on a temporary funding bill in the near term, we may see the release of September employment data in two weeks. This week, financial markets will be focused on the speeches of several Fed officials, as well as the release of the monetary policy meeting minutes.

On Tuesday, Atlanta Fed President Bostic will elaborate on his views on the economic outlook, while Fed Governor Mester will participate in an in-depth discussion. Later that day, Minneapolis Fed President Kashkari will also deliver a speech.

Thursday will be the highlight of this week, as the Fed will release the minutes of its monetary policy meeting, which may provide the market with more clues about the future direction of interest rates. On the same day, Fed Chairman Powell will deliver the opening remarks at a community banking conference, although this will be pre-recorded. Following that, Fed Governor Bowman will also speak.

On Friday, Fed Governor Barr and President Kashkari will jointly attend an event and deliver speeches. Later that day, Chicago Fed President Goolsbee will give the opening remarks at a community bankers' seminar.

This series of high-level speeches will undoubtedly have a significant impact on the market, and investors will closely monitor any policy hints or economic forecasts contained in these remarks. With the frequent appearances of Fed officials, the market may reassess its expectations for future economic trends and monetary policy.