#MSCI未排除数字资产财库企业纳入范围 January 8th (Thursday) Unmissable Economic Data Window

This Thursday's data schedule is quite packed, with a series of indicators from Europe to the US being released sequentially. In the early session, focus on three sets of European data—at 15:00, the UK will announce December Halifax house price monthly change; at 15:30, Swiss CPI data will be released; followed by France's November trade data.

But the main event is in the evening. At 18:00, the Eurozone will release four data points simultaneously: November PPI, unemployment rate, and two sentiment indices. During this period, liquidity in the European market will change significantly, impacting EUR/USD and risk assets.

The key period is after the US market opens. At 20:30, US employment cutback data will reflect the true state of the job market, followed by two unemployment reports at 21:30—initial jobless claims for the week and the previous trade balance. These three indicators are important references for Federal Reserve decisions and directly influence future interest rate expectations.

In the evening, there are also US wholesale sales and natural gas inventory reports, ending with the New York Fed's 1-year inflation expectation at midnight—this data is highly significant for long-term asset allocation signals.

Overall, this is a trading day that requires staying in front of the screen.