This week's market faces a critical test. Tonight's US Non-Farm Payrolls, Thursday's CPI report, and Friday's Bank of Japan interest rate decision are three major events that will occur in quick succession within just a few days.
Why pay special attention to this week? Simply put, starting next week, the US will gradually enter the Christmas holiday season, and market activity will significantly decline, with news flow also slowing down. This means that this week could be the most concentrated period of news before the end of the year, with the highest potential for sharp volatility.
From a macro perspective, these three data points directly impact the US dollar trend and global liquidity expectations, which in turn influence the performance of risk assets like Bitcoin. US employment data, inflation indicators, and Japan's monetary policy adjustments—each could serve as a trigger igniting market sentiment.
Storms are always particularly quiet before they arrive, but once the data is released, a single candlestick can rewrite the short-term trend. Seizing the opportunities this week and understanding the underlying logic are the foundations of prudent trading.
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BlockchainTherapist
· 12-19 03:07
Non-farm + CPI + Bank of Japan, triple kill? We really need to watch closely this week. By the way, when was the last time we had such an intense data barrage... Feels like I'm always stunned every time.
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DeepRabbitHole
· 12-16 09:51
Non-farm + CPI + Bank of Japan, this week is really a tough one
Oh my, this week's data bombardment, no wonder everyone says that the week before Christmas is a betting week. Next week, I really just want to relax
Three major events all at once, be extra careful... a single K-line can really reverse everything
Yeah, that's why experienced traders always say to seize the opportunity before the Christmas holiday. If you miss it, you'll have to wait until next year
Honestly, I fear weeks with such dense data the most; the market is too easy to get chaotic
Non-farm data is coming soon, stay calm and don't get caught up in the hype
Forget it, I’d rather wait until the data is released before making moves. Entering now is just throwing a tantrum
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ContractHunter
· 12-16 09:44
The storm is really coming. If you can't hold this week, you'll be completely laid back next week... Non-farm payrolls, CPI, and the Bank of Japan—these three bombs are hitting one after another, a single candlestick can change the fate, so stay alert.
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StealthDeployer
· 12-16 09:35
Non-farm + CPI + Japan interest rate hike, a triple hit... This week is definitely going to explode, I'm already prepared to be hit.
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GasWaster69
· 12-16 09:32
Non-farm payroll data will explode tonight, I bet five bucks it will be worse than expected...
Wait, three big events hitting at once? This week will either skyrocket or plummet, the probability of staying in the middle is nearly zero
It's that same set of "seize the opportunity to understand the logic"... Sounds nice, but the real logic is just following the trend and throwing money
Christmas holiday, the market is dormant, this wave of main players will definitely cut the leeks, have some common sense, everyone
I just want to know if BTC can break 73,000 this week, otherwise all macro analyses are nonsense
This week's market faces a critical test. Tonight's US Non-Farm Payrolls, Thursday's CPI report, and Friday's Bank of Japan interest rate decision are three major events that will occur in quick succession within just a few days.
Why pay special attention to this week? Simply put, starting next week, the US will gradually enter the Christmas holiday season, and market activity will significantly decline, with news flow also slowing down. This means that this week could be the most concentrated period of news before the end of the year, with the highest potential for sharp volatility.
From a macro perspective, these three data points directly impact the US dollar trend and global liquidity expectations, which in turn influence the performance of risk assets like Bitcoin. US employment data, inflation indicators, and Japan's monetary policy adjustments—each could serve as a trigger igniting market sentiment.
Storms are always particularly quiet before they arrive, but once the data is released, a single candlestick can rewrite the short-term trend. Seizing the opportunities this week and understanding the underlying logic are the foundations of prudent trading.