On Tuesday, June 10, 2025, the financial market will welcome a series of key economic data and events that investors need to closely follow:

1. 14:00 UK employment data release: including the ILO unemployment rate for the three months to April, the unemployment rate for May, and the number of unemployment benefit claims for May. Recently, the UK labor market has continued to ease, with the unemployment rate reaching 4.5% in January to March, and the number of job vacancies has fallen for 34 consecutive quarters. This data will further reveal the dynamics of the UK employment market and its potential impact on the Bank of England's monetary policy.
2. 15:00 Switzerland's May Consumer Confidence Index released: This index reflects the confidence level of Swiss consumers in the economic outlook and their own financial situation, providing important reference for assessing the vitality and direction of the Swiss domestic consumption market.
3. 16:30 Eurozone June Sentix Investor Confidence Index released: As a key indicator measuring investor sentiment in the Eurozone, if the index rises, it indicates that investors are more optimistic about the economic outlook of the Eurozone; conversely, a decline may suggest an increase in concerns.
4. 18:00 US May NFIB Small Business Confidence Index Released: Small businesses are an important component of the US economy, and changes in this index will reflect the confidence of small businesses in aspects such as the business environment, sales outlook, and credit conditions, thereby influencing market expectations regarding the micro-level of the US economy.
5. At 00:00 the next day, the EIA releases the monthly short-term energy outlook report: The EIA report covers the supply and demand forecasts and price outlook for crude oil, natural gas and other energy markets, which has a far-reaching impact on the global energy market and the price trend of related financial assets.
6. The next day at 04:30, the API crude oil inventory data for the week ending June 6 in the United States will be released: the increase or decrease in crude oil inventories is a key indicator reflecting the supply and demand balance in the crude oil market, and significant changes in inventories often trigger fluctuations in crude oil prices, which in turn affects the market performance of the energy sector and related industries. #BTC #ETH