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#美联储回购协议计划 [December 23, Tuesday Key Economic Data Summary]
Today is an information-packed trading day, especially for those who are watching the market closely. The Reserve Bank of Australia's monetary policy meeting minutes lead the way (08:30), followed closely by the Swiss ZEW Investor Confidence Index (17:00).
But the real highlight is in the evening — the Canadian GDP monthly rate (21:30) and the preliminary value of the U.S. third-quarter annualized GDP growth rate (21:30) will be released simultaneously, which directly relates to global economic growth expectations. Following that are the preliminary values of U.S. personal consumption expenditures quarterly rate and the core PCE price index, both of which can influence the direction of the Federal Reserve's next interest rate decision.
Durable goods orders (21:30) and industrial production (22:15) are indicators that reflect the strength of the U.S. manufacturing sector. The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index and the Richmond Fed Manufacturing Index at 23:00 are also noteworthy—consumer sentiment directly drives risk assets.
The next day early morning, there will be API crude oil inventory data (02:30) and total oil rigs data (02:00), which will have a positive impact on the energy sector and risk appetite.
$ETH and other cryptocurrencies typically follow fluctuations in macro data, with easing expectations supporting risk appetite, while tightening signals may trigger adjustments. It is recommended to track the actual published values of these data against their expected values – this often serves as a trigger point for short-term volatility.