As 2026 begins, the global markets have already entered a period of intense volatility. Non-farm payroll data, Chinese economic indicators are being released in succession. Will expectations of interest rate cuts be triggered by this? Let's review the key time points of the week.

【Monday to Wednesday】US and China PMI data are gradually announced, with US ADP employment figures serving as a "prelude" to non-farm payrolls. Simultaneously, attention is on the visits of Korean officials to China and the participation of tech giants—this could hint at new changes in US-China trade dynamics. Any loosening in geopolitical economic cooperation could immediately impact risk assets.

【Friday's Ultimate Showdown】China's CPI/PPI and the US non-farm payroll report are released simultaneously. These two sets of data directly influence the tone of central bank meetings in January and are the "number one signal" for market direction.

Under the macro fog, capital flows are quietly shifting. Assets with strong consensus and sustained hot topics are becoming safe havens amid volatility. Star currencies like PEPE, DOGE, SHIB, backed by broad community support and ongoing buzz, are attracting the attention of both institutions and retail investors.

Do you think this non-farm payroll can trigger the interest rate cut benefits rally in 2026? Share your judgment in the comments 👇