📅 This Week's Macroeconomic Events Preview｜Christmas Week, Will There Be a Christmas Market?

U.S. Stock Dynamics Will Directly Affect the Crypto Market

This week is particularly critical; the moment of life and death has arrived.

This week officially enters Christmas Week, liquidity begins to weaken, but there are still many key data points. Here’s a simple timeline for everyone:

🕒 Tuesday (U.S. Session)

• U.S. Q3 GDP Final Value

• Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE)

• Core PCE Price Index

These three items are core indicators closely monitoring the economy + inflation:

👉 GDP looks at economic resilience

👉 PCE / Core PCE looks at whether inflation continues to cool

The results will directly affect market expectations for interest rate cuts next year.

🕒 Wednesday (U.S. Session)

• U.S. Initial Jobless Claims from Last Week

The last important employment data before the holiday,

if employment suddenly weakens, the market is likely to trade on “dovish expectations” in advance.

⚠️ Trading Time Reminder

• Thursday 2:00 AM (Beijing Time) U.S. Stocks Close Early

• Thursday All Day U.S. Markets Closed (Christmas Day)

👉 Liquidity is noticeably decreasing

👉 Volatility may become more “wild”; remember to control positions and leverage during operations.

🕒 Thursday (Asian Session)

• Speech by the Governor of the Bank of Japan

Japan has just raised interest rates, but the yen has significantly depreciated instead.

Key points to watch:

👉 Whether it signals intervention in the exchange rate

👉 Whether it provides a clearer attitude on future policy paths

📌 Summary in One Sentence

Christmas Week ≠ no market,

but it’s a week where “data sets direction and liquidity amplifies volatility.”

Do not chase highs or heavily invest; wait for the market to set its own direction.