In the coming week, the financial markets will be fully focused on the impact of "Federal Reserve time."

Next week's economic schedule is fraught with crises:

On Monday, Bowman will deliver a speech that may reveal important signals about the future direction of monetary policy.
From Tuesday to Wednesday, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell will attend hearings for two consecutive days, and every statement he makes could trigger significant market fluctuations.
On Thursday, the initial unemployment claims data will be released, which will become an important indicator for assessing the health of the job market.
On Friday, the core PCE year-on-year rate and the final value of the consumer confidence index will be released simultaneously, which will directly affect inflation expectations and consumption outlook.

Particular attention should be paid to the PCE index, as it is the Federal Reserve's preferred data for tracking inflation, which is expected to rebound to 2.6%. If the actual data exceeds expectations, it could further delay the interest rate cut schedule, which would have a significant impact on venture capital, the stock market, and the digital asset space.

This is not just an ordinary week, but a critical period that will determine the direction of market expectations. The answer to which direction the market will develop is likely hidden in the upcoming speeches and economic data.

Will Powell's stance be more hawkish or dovish? Will global liquidity tighten or loosen? The answers to these questions will gradually become clear in the coming days.