Compiled by: GaryMa Wu said Blockchain
Abstract Wu discusses this week's macro indicators and analysis: Last week, the U.S. government officially ended the longest shutdown in history, lasting 43 days, during which a large amount of economic data was missing, leading to the inability to release data such as CPI. Additionally, the summary of the Bank of Japan's October meeting suggests that it may raise interest rates as early as December; this week, key attention is on Thursday's data dynamics, with the U.S. government rebooting, non-farm payroll and other economic data being released, Nvidia announcing its earnings report, and the Federal Reserve publishing the minutes of its monetary policy meeting.
Last week's review
China's M2 money supply annual growth rate in October is 10.5%, forecasted value is 10.9%.
The summary of the Bank of Japan's October meeting suggests that an interest rate hike may occur as early as December.
The US government has officially ended the longest shutdown in history, lasting 43 days, during which a large amount of economic data was missing, and data such as CPI could not be released.
Key Events & Indicators This Week November 18
The Reserve Bank of Australia announces the minutes of the monetary policy meeting for November (08:30)
November 20
The Federal Reserve released the minutes of the monetary policy meeting (03:00)
NVIDIA will announce its earnings after the market closes (05:00)
U.S. unemployment rate in September (21:30)
The adjusted non-farm employment population in the U.S. for September is ( million ) (21:30)
The number of initial jobless claims in the U.S. for the week ending November 15 is ( million ) (21:30)
November 21
The initial manufacturing PMI for November in multiple countries including the Eurozone, England, and Germany.
U.S. November University of Michigan Consumer Confidence Index Final Value (23:00)
U.S. November one-year inflation rate expected final value (23:00)