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Next week's macro outlook: non-agricultural and unemployment data released on Friday

According to online reports, Adam, a macro researcher at Greeks.live, posted an article on the X platform that there are many macro data this week, the most important ones being Friday's non-agricultural and unemployment rate data. Three months after Trump took office, the U.S. economy and trade have been hit hard, and U.S. stocks have been relatively weak. However, economic data has not shown a clear recession trend. Every big macro data is worth paying attention to whether there will be a black swan. 4/28 Federal elections are held in Canada on Monday 4/29 Tuesday 4/30 Wednesday, the U.S. core PCE price index for March (22:00) The World Gold Council released the first quarter "Gold Demand Trend" report 5/1 Thursday, the U.S. jobless claims for the week (20:30) U.S. April ISM manufacturing PMI (22:00) The Bank of Japan announced interest rate decisions and economic outlook 5/2 Friday, U.S. April unemployment rate (20:30) U.S. April adjusted non-farm payrolls (20:30) This week's outlook: The implied volatility is continuing to decline, especially the short-term decline in BTC is significant, approaching 45%. The market has little expectation for future fluctuations. Although the price of BTC fluctuated at US$95000, the market sentiment on the cryptocurrency side is not high, and it can only be said to have improved.

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