Next Week's Macro Outlook: Nonfarm Payroll Data Set to Make Waves, Precious Metals Trends May Influence Capital Flows
BlockBeats News, February 1 — This week, the market experienced macro events such as the FOMC meeting and the confirmation of the Federal Reserve Chair nomination. After a period of mid-term strength, precious metals also saw a sharp decline this week. Whether the market trend can reverse and whether capital will flow back into the crypto sector remains to be seen.
Next week, there are fewer major macro events and data releases. Potential market movers include the summary of the Bank of Japan's January monetary policy meeting and the US non-farm payroll data. Details are as follows:
Monday:
US January S&P Global Manufacturing PMI Final, US January ISM Manufacturing PMI;
Bank of Japan releases summary of opinions from the January monetary policy meeting.
Tuesday:
US December JOLTs Job Openings; 2027 FOMC voting member and Atlanta Fed President Bostic delivers a speech;
Federal Reserve Governor Bowman delivers a speech.
Wednesday:
US API and EIA crude oil inventory data for the week ending January 30; France, Germany, Eurozone, and UK January Services PMI Final;
Eurozone January CPI YoY preliminary, Eurozone January CPI MoM preliminary, Eurozone December PPI MoM;
US January ADP Employment Change, US January S&P Global Services PMI Final, US January ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI.
Thursday:
US Initial Jobless Claims for the week ending January 31, US January Global Supply Chain Pressure Index;
2027 FOMC voting member and Atlanta Fed President Bostic participates in a Q&A session on monetary policy.
Friday:
US January Unemployment Rate, US January Non-Farm Payrolls (seasonally adjusted);
US 2025 Non-Farm Payroll Benchmark Revision Final (not seasonally adjusted);
US February One-Year Inflation Expectations Preliminary;
US February University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index Preliminary.
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