A new week has begun, from May 11 to May 15, this should be the week with the biggest fluctuations in 2026 news sentiment. Everyone, get ready for market volatility:

1: May 11, Monday, the U.S. Senate will hold the final vote on Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, with an 80% probability of approval. If approved, Powell will officially end his term as Fed Chair on the 15th, Friday.
2: May 12, Tuesday, the U.S. will release April's CPI, expected at 3.7%. The market's biggest concern—how much inflation oil prices will bring to the U.S.—will be answered. This data will also impact interest rate cuts.
3: May 13, Wednesday, Federal Reserve Federal Open Market Committee Chair speech, focusing on whether new interest rate guidance will be released, along with geopolitical and policy news.
4: May 14, Thursday, the Fed will release its balance sheet, and the U.S. will announce weekly unemployment claims.
5: May 15, Friday, Trump visits China for a meeting.
Major market moves are never driven by news headlines scaring people but by expectations gaps that create momentum. This week, the focus is not on volatility itself but on avoiding opening positions based on false news and rumors. You must understand the rhythm and even if you get liquidated, do it gracefully. #特朗普访华