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Preview of Major Financial Events Next Week

May 11th (Monday)

07:15 Trump Speech

Focus on Middle East situation (follow-up to Strait of Hormuz conflict) and economic policy trends.

09:30 Swiss Retail Sales Year-over-Year

Monitor European consumer market resilience.
14:45 France Manufacturing PMI

A barometer of Eurozone economic recovery.

May 12th (Tuesday)

08:00 China CPI Year-over-Year (Core!)

Previous value 0.3%, if it remains below 0.1% or triggers deflation concerns, it will impact commodities and A-shares.

10:30 South Korea National Assembly Election

Results may influence technology industry policies (such as chip subsidies).

15:00 US Seasonally Adjusted CPI Year-over-Year (Major Impact!)

Previous value 3.5%, hotter-than-expected increase will suppress rate cut expectations, pressuring US stocks and cryptocurrencies.

May 13th (Wednesday)

06:45 US API Crude Oil Inventories

Amid tense Middle East situation, inventory fluctuations amplify oil price volatility.

11:00 France Services PMI Final

Monitoring of Eurozone economic "weak spot."

20:00 Federal Reserve Interest Rate Decision (Major Event of the Year!)

First appearance after Powell’s appointment, hawkish signals (such as hinting at delaying rate cuts) could trigger market turbulence.

May 14th (Thursday)

07:50 Bank of England Rate Decision

Probability of rate hike rises to 40% amid stubborn inflation.

09:00 Germany CPI Final

Key validation of Europe’s inflation stubbornness.

21:30 ECB Deposit Rate Decision

22:30 US Senate Committee votes on the Clarity Act

Watch for signals of "preemptive rate cuts."

May 15th (Friday)

08:30 US Retail Sales ("Horrible Data")

Previous value exceeded expectations; if strong consecutively, it will reinforce the "no rate cut" logic.

14:00 US Crude Oil Rig Count

Geopolitical risks combined with supply and demand dynamics, sensitive period for oil prices.

22:00 China Total Social Electricity Consumption

An indicator of real economic activity.

⚡️ Special Reminder

Bitcoin Volatility Warning:

Fed policies (12-13) and US stock volatility are highly correlated; if CPI runs hot or Powell turns hawkish, Bitcoin may retest support at $75,000.

Geopolitical Hotspot:

Strait of Hormuz shipping activity (refer to Jin10 headlines on May 8-9) remains a black swan risk, safe-haven assets (gold, US Treasuries) may experience sudden pulses.

A-Share Related Points:

If China CPI (Tuesday) remains weak, watch whether policies signal "stabilizing expectations" (such as infrastructure or consumption stimulus).