Next week the economic data will be clustered, people in the crypto world need to pay close attention!

Next week, the economic circle is going to make a big move, with a bunch of key data set to be released, each of which could influence the market nerves—

On Tuesday, the US July CPI will be released, which serves as a "barometer" for price fluctuations that directly affect the Federal Reserve's policy expectations; there will also be a speech by Federal Reserve official Barkin. Although he won't have voting rights until 2027, it's always insightful to hear his views on inflation and interest rates to gauge the direction.

Thursday is busier: the presidents of the Chicago and Atlanta Federal Reserves both make appearances, one discussing the direction of monetary policy and the other analyzing the prospects of the U.S. economy, both are hardcore content; in addition, the number of unemployment claims and August PPI data will also be released, the former relates to employment fluctuations, the latter reflects production-side prices, all are hard indicators linked to the "wallet".

The Friday closing battle is not easy either: July retail data reflects consumption vitality, import commodity prices, August inflation expectations, and the University of Michigan consumer confidence index. After this set of combined measures, the "health" of the U.S. economy is basically clear.

There’s another major piece of news: Trump has nominated Stephen Miran to serve as a Federal Reserve Governor (term until January 2026). This person is a "supporter" of cryptocurrency and believes it can drive economic and financial innovation. However, the final approval depends on the Senate, so whether it will happen remains to be seen.

Don't think these are far from us—CPI, interest rate expectations, officials' attitudes can influence the dollar's trend and global liquidity in an instant, and the crypto world often fluctuates with these "invisible hands". Ordinary people should also keep an eye out; anticipating in advance can help avoid pitfalls.

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