2025-12-13 18:22:42

Summary of key market dates next week, with multiple heavyweight data releases:

**December 16 (Tuesday) 21:30** - Release of U.S. November Non-Farm Payrolls, traditionally an important indicator affecting short-term market trends.

**December 17 (Wednesday) 22:05** - Federal Reserve officials to speak, market interpretations of policy guidance often trigger volatility.

**December 18 (Thursday)** - Release of U.S. November CPI data; inflation figures directly influence monetary policy expectations.

**December 19 (Friday)** - Bank of Japan Monetary Policy Meeting.

This week is dubbed a "Data Bomb Week," and it is recommended to closely monitor the release of these economic data.

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HashBrownies

· 12-15 18:27

Non-farm payroll day is probably going to be a bloodbath; it's safer to just watch the show this week.

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WalletDivorcer

· 12-14 20:47

It's another Data Bomb Week. Is my heart ready? Not yet. I'll hide until Non-Farm Payrolls day; last time I got caught off guard and got cut unexpectedly. On CPI day, it's probably going to be another bloody storm. I'm a bit scared. Next week, I think I'll reduce my positions first. The pace is too intense. Wait until things calm down before jumping back in. When will I finally have a peaceful weekend? These data releases keep messing with my mind.

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NeonCollector

· 12-14 18:16

Another week of data bombardment; on Non-Farm Payrolls day, I might be sleepless again, watching the charts.

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RugResistant

· 12-13 18:52

Data bombardment week is here, time to stay up late watching the market... On Non-Farm Payrolls day, there will probably be another round of sharp rises and falls.

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PerennialLeek

· 12-13 18:51

Another week of market bombs. I bet five dollars it will just be a false alarm again. Now with Non-Farm Payrolls, CPI, and the Federal Reserve all coming up, I feel like my heart can't hold out anymore. That Non-Farm Payrolls data on Tuesday really was a double-edged sword, like gambling. Wait, is the Bank of Japan also holding a meeting? Are they planning a global coordinated move? Oh my god, data bombardment week is no joke. I've already prepared my stop-loss orders. If I can survive this week, I consider it a win.

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BlockchainBouncer

· 12-13 18:50

Another week of data bombardment, can my heart handle it? Non-farm payrolls day is probably going to be a wild ride again. When CPI data is released, both bulls and bears have to re-queue. On Friday, the Bank of Japan's meeting—this pace really is one after another. Four days of major events in a row, feels like next week will either make a fortune or make me doubt life. This week, I won’t open long or short positions, just waiting to watch the show. Federal Reserve officials’ speeches are always the most brain-teasing; I’ve never guessed their tricks right. Next week's volatility will definitely be explosive, brothers holding positions, pray for us.

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NFTArchaeologis

· 12-13 18:49

These data points are like ancient economic archives, and the daily progression creates an interesting sense of rhythm—non-farm payrolls, policies, inflation, central banks, each layer deepening the narrative logic. However, every time there's a "bombardment week," retail investors get shaken up, while long-term holders can see the true market trajectory. These are worth recording as historical moments.

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StakeWhisperer

· 12-13 18:47

Here we go again, this week is just exploding... Non-farm payrolls and CPI hit us hard together, sleep has become a luxury.

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YieldChaser

· 12-13 18:45

Oh no, it's another data bombardment week. My heart can't take it.

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