In the coming week, several major economic data releases will be announced one after another, and both the crypto circle and traditional financial markets should pay close attention.
Let's start with the schedule. On December 30th, the Federal Reserve will release the FOMC meeting minutes, which is a key event. On December 31st, the monthly data for initial unemployment claims will be released. After the New Year, on January 1st, China’s silver export restriction measures will officially take effect. On January 2nd, there will be a release of the December Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index.
Why pay special attention to the FOMC minutes? Because this document reflects how the Federal Reserve currently views inflation, its attitude towards the unemployment rate, and the tendency for future policy adjustments. These judgments directly influence the strength of the US dollar and global capital flows, thereby impacting the short-term rhythm of the crypto market. While unemployment data and manufacturing indices are somewhat secondary, they are also windows into the resilience of the US economy, especially in the context where inflation has not yet fully cooled down.
This week's data schedule is among the busiest of the year, so traders should prepare in advance.
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AirdropAnxiety
· 10h ago
Here we go again, this week's data bombardment is really exhausting. Once the FOMC minutes are released, BTC is likely to jump again.
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RektButAlive
· 10h ago
Well, the key still depends on whether the FOMC will be hawkish, and whether the crypto prices will follow the dollar's movements.
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NestedFox
· 10h ago
Data week is here, and this round of Federal Reserve minutes is really critical. We must keep a close eye on it.
Oh my, even during the New Year, we still have to monitor the markets. The holiday is essentially gone.
The silver restriction measures are interesting; we need to analyze the potential impact moving forward.
Once the FOMC minutes are released, the crypto prices will definitely move. Lock in your stop-losses first, everyone.
The manufacturing index is often overlooked, but it truly reveals the strength or weakness of the US economy.
This week's data bombardment means those who don't prepare in advance will suffer losses.
The Federal Reserve's stance will determine the overall trend next week. Basically, it depends on what they are thinking.
Unemployment data follows closely behind, like a chain of horses, one after another.
If inflation doesn't cool down, the dollar will stay strong. Can the crypto market have good days? It's hard to tell.
After the New Year, there's a direct data blitz. The pacing is quite intense.
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BlockchainNewbie
· 10h ago
Damn, with such dense data, can I still安心 to eat during the New Year?
In the coming week, several major economic data releases will be announced one after another, and both the crypto circle and traditional financial markets should pay close attention.
Let's start with the schedule. On December 30th, the Federal Reserve will release the FOMC meeting minutes, which is a key event. On December 31st, the monthly data for initial unemployment claims will be released. After the New Year, on January 1st, China’s silver export restriction measures will officially take effect. On January 2nd, there will be a release of the December Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index.
Why pay special attention to the FOMC minutes? Because this document reflects how the Federal Reserve currently views inflation, its attitude towards the unemployment rate, and the tendency for future policy adjustments. These judgments directly influence the strength of the US dollar and global capital flows, thereby impacting the short-term rhythm of the crypto market. While unemployment data and manufacturing indices are somewhat secondary, they are also windows into the resilience of the US economy, especially in the context where inflation has not yet fully cooled down.
This week's data schedule is among the busiest of the year, so traders should prepare in advance.