A few key macro data points to watch this Monday that could impact risk asset trends:
China: November trade balance data is pending release. Additionally, the domestic refined oil price adjustment window opens today.
Asia session: At 07:50 AM, watch for Japan’s October trade balance performance.
Europe session: At 15:00, Germany’s October industrial production data (seasonally adjusted). At 16:00, Switzerland’s November consumer confidence index. At 17:30, Eurozone’s December Sentix investor confidence index.
U.S. session: At 00:00 the next day (midnight tonight), New York Fed's November 1-year inflation expectations data.
These figures—especially inflation expectations and consumer confidence—often influence Federal Reserve policy expectations, which in turn affect crypto market liquidity. For those monitoring the markets, pay attention to these time points.
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GlueGuy
· 12-08 01:35
Oh man, it's another day of data bombardment—feels like the market's about to get wrecked.
Inflation expectations are the real key here; they directly determine what the Fed will do next. That's exactly what drives our crypto market.
Is the oil price window opening today too? Is this a double whammy?
That data release at midnight is really not to be missed. In previous years, this is when the market starts to take off.
No matter how the Chinese trade data turns out, it'll always be used for speculation. Rather than chasing the numbers, it's faster to watch the market's reaction.
Gotta stay up late and watch the charts again—happens every time.
If this round of inflation data comes in above expectations, liquidity will dive instantly. Don't cry about it later, everyone.
Swiss confidence index? Feels like nobody in the market even cares about that...
The real show time only starts after midnight, right?
Why does it feel like there's a "key data" release every month? I'm getting numb to it.
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BlockchainTherapist
· 12-07 18:29
Another day of watching the charts... Better keep an eye on that inflation expectations data. As soon as it moves, crypto will fluctuate along with it.
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GasBandit
· 12-07 18:16
You really have to keep a close eye on inflation expectations—a difference of just a few basis points and the crypto market will start shaking.
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It's data day again, and I'm going to have to sacrifice my sleep schedule once more.
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All those European data points feel fake; the key is still the Fed's stance.
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Midnight? Damn, another night of staying up to watch the charts. It's easiest to make mistakes when liquidity dries up.
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Feels like every time we have days like this, the market can't escape a nosedive. Why can't it ever be gentle?
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Whenever consumer confidence drops, the Fed turns dovish and crypto prices shoot up. Does this logic still work now?
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German industrial data is kind of a joke. What does Europe even have left to hope for?
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Trade balance data is easy to overlook, but it really can shake up market expectations.
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Honestly, at times like this, it's better to just go to sleep and check the charts when you wake up.
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If inflation expectations move lower, we profit; if they go higher, we just go all-in short.
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FlatTax
· 12-07 18:09
Another data bombardment day, a full chain across Asia, Europe, and the US... a nightmare for night owls.
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It's the inflation expectation data that's really the choke point. One glance from the Fed and the whole market has to follow suit.
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Trade balance, oil prices, confidence index... feels a bit overloaded. To put it bluntly, it's all about what the US thinks.
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The data at midnight, I think that's the real decisive one; the rest are just sideshows.
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Another night of staying up to watch the market—feels like this never ends, every day is a critical moment.
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Is the domestic oil price adjustment also happening today? Interesting, but compared to inflation expectations, it feels less significant.
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This consumer confidence index looks mysterious, but does the market really buy into it?
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Three data points coming out of Europe at once—just worried the latter two will get overshadowed by the first.
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I'm actually curious to see if Japan's trade balance will drag Asia down this time.
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RugPullAlarm
· 12-07 18:07
Another round of macro data bombardment? To put it simply, everyone’s just waiting for the Fed’s inflation data; everything else is just background noise. The data release at 00:00 is the main event—there will definitely be unusual on-chain fund flows then, so keep a close eye on whale addresses to avoid getting ambushed.
A few key macro data points to watch this Monday that could impact risk asset trends:
China:
November trade balance data is pending release. Additionally, the domestic refined oil price adjustment window opens today.
Asia session:
At 07:50 AM, watch for Japan’s October trade balance performance.
Europe session:
At 15:00, Germany’s October industrial production data (seasonally adjusted).
At 16:00, Switzerland’s November consumer confidence index.
At 17:30, Eurozone’s December Sentix investor confidence index.
U.S. session:
At 00:00 the next day (midnight tonight), New York Fed's November 1-year inflation expectations data.
These figures—especially inflation expectations and consumer confidence—often influence Federal Reserve policy expectations, which in turn affect crypto market liquidity. For those monitoring the markets, pay attention to these time points.