Essential for Investment, Major Events to Watch This Week (4/28-5/2)

This week has a lot of macro data, with the most important being Friday's non-farm payroll and unemployment rate data. In the three months since Trump took office, the U.S. economy and trade have been significantly impacted, and the U.S. stock market has shown relatively weak performance. However, there is no clear sign of recession in the economic data yet, and each major macro data release is worth paying attention to for potential black swan events.

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Major Events This Week:

4/28 Monday

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Canada holds federal elections

4/29 Tuesday

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4/30 Wednesday

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U.S. March Core PCE Price Index Year-over-Year (22:00)

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World Gold Council releases Q1 'Gold Demand Trends' report

5/1 Thursday

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U.S. Initial Jobless Claims for the Week (20:30)

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U.S. April ISM Manufacturing PMI (22:00)

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Bank of Japan announces interest rate decision and economic outlook

5/2 Friday

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U.S. April Unemployment Rate (20:30)

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U.S. April Seasonally Adjusted Non-Farm Payrolls (20:30)

Outlook for This Week:

Recently, implied volatility continues to decline, particularly with a noticeable decrease in the medium to short-term for BTC, nearing 45%. The market's expectations for future volatility are low. Although BTC prices are fluctuating around $95,000, the market sentiment in the cryptocurrency space is not high, and it can only be said that there is some improvement.