There are several major economic data releases and earnings reports to watch closely this week.
On Tuesday evening at 21:30, the December CPI data will be released, which is a key window for judging whether inflation is truly easing. Pay special attention to changes in core CPI — it directly determines whether the Federal Reserve will continue to cut interest rates and also affects the overall market risk appetite.
Following that, on Wednesday and Thursday (14-15), financial giants such as Wells Fargo, Citigroup, and Goldman Sachs will report earnings. Revenue, profit, and outlook on the economic prospects are very important. Good news can boost market confidence, while bad news may amplify market volatility.
On Wednesday night at 21:30, the initial jobless claims data for last week will also be released. If unemployment continues to rise, it indicates the job market is cooling down, giving the Fed more reasons to continue cutting rates, which can significantly stimulate market sentiment.
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MiningDisasterSurvivor
· 01-12 02:51
Here we go again, CPI, earnings reports, unemployment data... I've been through this routine before, every time they say it's a key window, and what happens? The market is still manipulated by the big players.
Last week, just one statement from the Federal Reserve could crush all technical signals. Tell me, what's the use of analyzing these data? Back in 2018, I was closely watching economic indicators, and in the end, I still got caught in a wave of losses.
But honestly, the unemployment data needs to be watched carefully. When expectations of rate cuts rise, the crypto market will gain vitality. Right now, this dead market...
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SelfRugger
· 01-12 02:50
This week's data is piling up, feels like we're about to go through another round of washout...
CPI is crucial. If core inflation hasn't come down, the Federal Reserve probably can't cut interest rates, so the crypto market will continue to fluctuate.
The earnings reports from Wells Fargo, Citibank, and Goldman Sachs... The nice way to put it is "attitude is very important," but honestly, it depends on whether these people believe in the economy. If they don't, the market will have to fall.
The initial jobless claims data is probably more critical. An increase in the unemployment rate being considered "good news"? That's truly ironic.
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orphaned_block
· 01-12 02:49
Core CPI has revealed its true colors this week. Will there be a rate cut or a hawkish stance? One data point will decide. It seems Bitcoin is about to be battered by this wave of data.
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SatoshiSherpa
· 01-12 02:47
Tuesday's CPI is the real showdown; if core CPI doesn't fall, we have no chance.
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The earnings reports from Wells Fargo, Citibank, and Goldman Sachs... to be honest, I'm a bit worried, afraid of a surprise loss.
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If the unemployment data is good news, the Fed's rate cut expectations will explode again.
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This week's market depends on the CPI trend; everything else is just side dishes.
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Compared to the same period last year, it feels like there's less suspense this time...
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Earnings season is here. Tighten your wallet and get ready for volatility.
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Core CPI is the key point; don't be fooled by surface data.
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Rising unemployment = increased expectations of rate cuts. The logic is simple and straightforward. How will the market react?
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This week is truly a risk week, with data coming one after another.
There are several major economic data releases and earnings reports to watch closely this week.
On Tuesday evening at 21:30, the December CPI data will be released, which is a key window for judging whether inflation is truly easing. Pay special attention to changes in core CPI — it directly determines whether the Federal Reserve will continue to cut interest rates and also affects the overall market risk appetite.
Following that, on Wednesday and Thursday (14-15), financial giants such as Wells Fargo, Citigroup, and Goldman Sachs will report earnings. Revenue, profit, and outlook on the economic prospects are very important. Good news can boost market confidence, while bad news may amplify market volatility.
On Wednesday night at 21:30, the initial jobless claims data for last week will also be released. If unemployment continues to rise, it indicates the job market is cooling down, giving the Fed more reasons to continue cutting rates, which can significantly stimulate market sentiment.