📊 Important Data and Events Preview for This Week (Must Read)

The global market is about to迎来 another round of "Data Storm Week"⚠️

After the United States enters Daylight Saving Time, all data and opening times will be pushed back by one hour, and the market rhythm will change comprehensively.

From PMI to non-farm payrolls, from fiscal budgets to inflation expectations, there are key data points worth paying attention to almost every day.

The following is the key timeline👇

✅ Key Data and Risk Timeline for Global Markets This Week (Concise Professional Version)

📅 Monday
• 🇺🇸 PMI series data released
→ Can indirectly reflect the trends of the U.S. economy and inflation.
→ Pay special attention to the services PMI; if the data weakens, it will strengthen the "rate cut expectations".

📅 Tuesday Early Morning
• 💵 The U.S. Department of the Treasury has released the financing budget for the fourth quarter.
→ This is equivalent to the "U.S. Treasury Bond Issuance Plan"
→ If the scale is too large, it will lead to tight market liquidity and suppress risk assets.

📅 Wednesday
• 📊 October ADP Employment Data (Small Non-Farm)
→ Last time +32,000, this time the expectation is only +20,000
→ If it continues to weaken, it will be interpreted by the market as a "signal of economic slowdown," strengthening bets on interest rate cuts.

📅 Friday (to be determined)
• 🔴 Non-farm payroll data & unemployment rate (or delayed release)
→ If the U.S. government shutdown is not resolved, the official non-farm payroll will be absent for the second consecutive month.
→ The lack of reference data will make the market's expectations for employment trends and policies more uncertain.

📅 Friday evening
• 💹 Inflation expectations and consumer confidence index
→ If there is no significant deviation, the impact on the market is limited.
→ However, if inflation expectations rise sharply, the market will reassess the Federal Reserve's easing pace.

✅ Core Logic Summary

"Data-intensive, but the pace has changed."

The United States has entered Daylight Saving Time, and all market events and data release times have been uniformly delayed by one hour (for example, the US stock market opening has changed from 21:30 to 22:30).
This week's focus is on: PMI → Fiscal Budget → ADP → Non-Farm (or absent) → Inflation Expectations
The market will use these signals to assess whether the Federal Reserve still has room to maintain a dovish tone.

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