The year-end super week is coming! Non-farm payrolls and CPI double impact + resolutions from three major central banks as the global market faces the ultimate test

The last financial feast of 2025 officially kicks off! This week (December 15-21), the global market will face a "data bomb + central bank cluster" double explosion, with non-farm payrolls and CPI filling the data gap, while the year-end resolutions of the three major central banks in the UK, Europe, and Japan will set the tone for annual policy direction, leading to potentially higher asset volatility.

The dual core indicators in the U.S. will fill the void, with hidden clues in Federal Reserve policy

; asset volatility is escalating, and the long-short game has entered a critical period.

The Federal Reserve's prior "hawkish rate cuts" have reshaped global funding logic, and this week's intensive events will intensify the differentiated trends in stocks, currencies, bonds, and commodities: non-farm payrolls and CPI exceeding expectations may strengthen the resilience of the dollar, while if the Bank of Japan's interest rate hike falls short of hawkish expectations, it may pressure the yen; the policy differences between the UK and Europe will trigger cross-volatility between the euro and the pound, and U.S. Treasury yields and gold prices will also undergo drastic adjustments with policy expectations. In addition, the frequent speeches by Federal Reserve officials and data such as Eurozone PMI will further amplify market volatility.

The dual window period for year-end policy setting and data validation has arrived, and the global financial market will welcome the end-of-year battle of 2025 under the catalysis of intensive events, with every key data point and policy statement potentially rewriting the annual asset landscape. $BTC