In the coming week, the financial markets will face several important events and potential risks. Fed officials will be making a series of speeches, while the U.S. government may face a shutdown, which could have a significant impact on the release of economic data and monetary policy decisions.

Starting from September 27, several Fed officials will successively give speeches, including the presidents of the Federal Reserve Banks of Cleveland, New York, St. Louis, Atlanta, Chicago, and Dallas, as well as the Fed Vice Chair. These speeches may provide important clues for the market regarding the future direction of monetary policy.

It is particularly noteworthy that if the U.S. government shuts down on October 1, it will directly affect the release of important economic data. The September non-farm payroll report was originally scheduled to be released on Friday, but it may be delayed due to the government shutdown. This will not only affect the market's assessment of employment conditions but may also delay the release of the Consumer Price Index (CPI), thereby impacting the Fed's policy meeting in October.

In addition, the market will closely watch the remarks of New York Fed President Williams at the farewell seminar of Dutch central bank President Knot, as well as the U.S. September employment data (if it is released as scheduled), including indicators such as non-farm payrolls, unemployment rate, and average hourly wages.

This series of events will profoundly impact the direction of the financial markets in the coming week, and investors need to pay close attention to these critical moments in order to adjust their investment strategies in a timely manner. At the same time, the potential risk of a government shutdown in the United States adds uncertainty to the market, which may lead to increased volatility in the financial markets.