There will be significant developments this week!

In Europe and the United States, the manufacturing and services PMI data will be released, and we can see whether Trump's previous tariff policies have had any impact on the economy. If the data looks bad, it is likely to cause a big uproar.

As for the Federal Reserve, they will hold a meeting in July to decide on interest rates, and they are now in a quiet period, so officials cannot casually share their thoughts. However, the Fed Chairman Powell, who has been heavily criticized by Trump recently, still needs to make an appearance.

He is scheduled to speak at a regulatory meeting on Tuesday, and everyone will be listening closely to see if he will retaliate against Trump. After all, Trump criticizes the Fed daily, and if Powell can't help but respond, the market might react strongly.

The European Central Bank is even more stimulating, as it will announce the latest interest rate decision on Thursday, and President Lagarde will hold a press conference to explain the policy. The European economy isn't doing well either, and the market is speculating whether there will be a rate cut or more quantitative easing. If a rate cut does happen, the euro might take a hit.

Additionally, on Thursday, the U.S. will also announce the latest unemployment claims, which is also quite important. If the number of unemployed suddenly increases, the market might panic, thinking the economy is in trouble.

To summarize the key points for this week:

- Tuesday: Fed Chairman Powell speaks (will he confront Trump?)

- Thursday: ECB interest rate decision + Lagarde press conference (will there be a rate cut?) + U.S. unemployment claims data

In any case, the market will definitely be restless this week, and those trading stocks or forex need to stay alert, as they could easily be thrown off by the news.