This week, the market faces many uncertainties, with four major events that could trigger market fluctuations. Investors need to remain vigilant and guard against 'black swan' events disrupting the situation.

Trump's Congressional Speech

Trump will deliver a speech in Congress, which may involve tariff policies, economic issues, and international affairs. His relationship with Ukrainian President Zelensky is tense, and he has hinted at a 'big move' to be announced. If the speech reveals significant information, it could lead to severe market fluctuations, and investors need to pay close attention.

Federal Reserve Meeting

The Federal Reserve will hold a meeting tonight, and the dollar and U.S. stock markets are highly focused on this. If internal disagreements or contradictions are exposed during the meeting, it could lead to chaotic market order, increasing uncertainty and making investor sentiment more cautious.

Powell's Speech

Federal Reserve Chairman Powell will speak on Thursday, and it is expected he will mention economic weakness, high inflation, and that there will be no easing of monetary policy in the short term. These statements may put pressure on market participants, leading to a tense market atmosphere that could affect asset price trends.

Non-Farm Payroll Data Release

On Friday, non-farm payroll data will be released, an important indicator reflecting the state of the U.S. job market. If the data performs poorly, it could intensify market concerns about an economic slowdown. Recent increases in layoffs and rising unemployment rates are unfavorable factors for economic prospects and may further impact market sentiment.