2026-01-11 08:23:49

Next week, the US economic calendar is packed, with several heavyweight data releases coming one after another, which will be crucial for the direction of both the stock market and the crypto market.

Starting Tuesday, stay alert. The demand at the 10-year US Treasury auction in the early morning directly determines the trend of the global risk-free rate, which in turn affects the valuation logic of all risk assets. The December CPI data released that evening (expected 2.7%) is even more important — as a core reference for the Federal Reserve's monetary policy decisions, if the data comes in below expectations, risk assets will get a breather.

Wednesday is a data-intensive day. The November retail sales data will be released as scheduled, reflecting the true consumption status of US residents. The market has always been sensitive to this data, which can easily trigger volatility. At the same time, the November PPI data, as a leading indicator of CPI, will help us further understand inflation trends.

By Thursday, the release of the Federal Reserve's Beige Book can give the market insights into the Fed's policy stance, especially regarding statements about interest rate cuts. The initial unemployment claims data in the evening will monitor the health of the US labor market — the quality of this data directly impacts market sentiment.

It is recommended to pay attention to the release times of these data and to track market reactions in real-time.

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BloodInStreets

· 01-14 07:40

Another week of data bombardment. I bet CPI will break expectations. When that happens, these retail investors who bought the dip will have to cut their losses. Waiting to see the bloody battle on Tuesday. If bonds are unwanted, the dollar will depreciate. Cryptos will have a chance to recover. The Beige Book says no rate cuts, I’ll go all-in on shorts. Anyway, whether they cut or not, the market will have a sharp decline. If retail data doesn’t look good... Hey, this is our contrarian opportunity. Thursday’s initial jobless claims are the real test of our judgment. Once the data is out, all those who were riding the wave will have to run.

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MemeTokenGenius

· 01-14 05:01

Another week of data bombardment, did you get enough sleep? CPI is the real main event; staying below 2.7 is a good feeling. Wednesday's retail sales data... same old story, the market just loves to hype. Rate cut statements? Don't overthink it, the Fed is quite firm. This wave of market movement depends on how the unemployment data plays out. Keeping a close eye on the market in real-time is the key, waiting for the AltSeason.

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GasWaster

· 01-13 19:13

Another week of data bombardment, this time it's the US economic calendar. I really can't hold it together anymore. If CPI exceeds expectations and crashes, I'm mentally prepared. Wednesday's retail sales data is the real killer; if consumption stalls, the entire economic logic will blow up. The Beige Book and similar reports are all fake; it all depends on what the Federal Reserve says about interest rate cuts—that's the real core. Sleep? Doesn't exist. Next week will be another sleepless night.

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TommyTeacher

· 01-11 08:53

Tuesday's CPI is key; if it comes in below expectations, the crypto market will have a chance.

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New_Ser_Ngmi

· 01-11 08:53

Another week of data bombardment, sleep time will be compressed again, my kidneys If CPI doesn't decrease, the crypto market will be manipulated again, not sleeping on Tuesday early morning The Beige Book is the hardest to guess, when will the Fed people just come out and say it Retail data is the real deal, this determines whether Americans still have money to spend Once the unemployment benefits data is released, market sentiment flips immediately, used to it Next week, I still need to keep an eye on the market at all times, one data point can pump a thousand times, or crash to the dogs Honestly, these economic schedules have been familiar for a long time, it all depends on how the data turns out

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