2026-01-06 01:25:15

This week's market events are quite dense, especially with the release of data from Europe.

**European Economic Data**: At 15:45, France will release the December CPI monthly and annual preliminary figures. Immediately following, between 16:50 and 17:30, France, Germany, the Eurozone, and the UK will sequentially publish the December Services PMI final figures, which could significantly impact the euro's movement. At 21:00, Germany will also release the December CPI preliminary figure.

**Federal Reserve Officials' Activities**: Also worth noting—at 21:00, Barkin, a FOMC voting member for 2027 and President of the Richmond Fed, will deliver a speech. His views on interest rate prospects could trigger market volatility. At 22:45, the US December S&P Global Services PMI final figure will follow.

**Other Important Matters**: Domestic refined oil products are about to enter a new round of price adjustment cycles, so energy market trends should also be watched. Additionally, the "Tech Spring Festival Gala" Consumer Electronics Show (CES) will be held in Las Vegas from the 6th to the 9th, which may boost the tech sector.

With multiple events overlapping, traders are advised to stay alert, especially during macro data release periods, and to manage risks carefully.

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FromMinerToFarmer

· 01-09 00:11

Oh my god, this Monday is a data bombardment. European CPI, PMI, Barkin's speech—all coming in. Stay alert and keep your position. Damn, it's another intense market situation, with one data release after another. Stay steady and don't make rash moves. CES is here; the tech sector might take off? Anyway, I'm just waiting to see. I have a feeling we're about to get chopped again. Gold and the euro are probably going to see big fluctuations this week. Managing risk really needs to be a top priority, everyone. It's better not to sleep too soundly on Monday. With so much data coming one after another, it's really easy to get caught off guard.

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TokenVelocity

· 01-08 06:31

Another day of data bombardment, really need to keep an eye on the screen from afternoon to evening... European PMI releases are piling up, Barkin is about to make a statement again, directly turning the market upside down. Oil prices are about to move, with tech sector and CES support, feels like there are plenty of opportunities this week? Forget it, better to stay cautious, risk control comes first... Wait, PMI and CPI are released together, can the euro still rise? Feeling like black swan events are ready to take off at any moment

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GateUser-afe07a92

· 01-08 00:17

Monday's data bombardment, one after another in Europe, has completely overwhelmed people. Wait, CES is coming soon? Can the tech sector rally this time? Barkin's speech is probably another hawkish stance; we've become numb to risks and such, haha. Oil prices are about to move again; this week, tighten your wallet.

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zkProofInThePudding

· 01-07 11:51

With so much data bombarding on Monday, we still need to keep a close eye on the euro. Balquin's speech is about to stir things up again; every time, it causes a tense half-day. Oil prices are about to move, and CES is jumping in to join the fun. There really are a lot of things going on.

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StablecoinSkeptic

· 01-06 01:55

Oh no, another bloodbath on Monday, with European data bombarding and Fed officials' mouth talk—what a combo... PMI data keeps coming out one after another. Can they not hit all at once? Feels like I’ll be staying up again overnight to watch the market. Balkin, that guy, can trigger anything he says—truly a market agitator. The CES event is worth paying attention to, but the real headache is the volatility in the energy sector. A busy week indeed; it's better to play it safe and stay steady.

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PerennialLeek

· 01-06 01:55

This week's data bombardment, one after another... If you have a list in your hand, hurry up and keep an eye on it, don't be stunned CES is quite looking forward to it, whether it can pull up technology stocks depends on this wave The data intensity in Europe is a bit outrageous, French, German and British come together? It's easy to step on thunder Barkin's speech will cause trouble again, and it will be outrageous if the dollar soars again Oil prices are also moving, and the energy sector can't sit still

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GasFeeLady

· 01-06 01:54

ngl this monday's gonna be absolutely unhinged with all those eu data dumps stacked like that... 16:50-17:30 window is basically asking to get frontrun tbh

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AirdropHunterXiao

· 01-06 01:54

Oh no, this Monday is going to be explosive... This afternoon's PMI data is coming in strong, the euro is probably going to dance. As soon as Barkin speaks, I know the market will crash, don't ask me how I know. Oil prices are about to cause trouble again, and the folks at the gas stations will have to work overtime. Can CES save tech stocks? I’m starting to doubt it now... The data overload is really crazy, I think I’ll just withdraw my leverage first.

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SneakyFlashloan

· 01-06 01:37

Monday's intense barrage, European data coming one after another, and Balquin still trying to stir things up... I'm really prepared to work overtime to monitor the market. If you're not ready, don't make a move. Big event days like this are prone to liquidation. CES is back again. Can the tech sector rally? Honestly, I'm a bit exhausted. The oil price adjustment this round depends on how Europe's CPI performs; otherwise, it's all just a house of cards. I'm numb now—PMI, CPI, Balquin... a bunch of data crashing down. My stop-loss orders are all set.

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