Important Events to Watch Next Week:

Next week, the market is going to face another wave of data bombardment, and market fluctuations may be significant. Everyone must pay attention.

Tuesday: U.S. March JOLTs Job Openings - Mainly looking at whether the U.S. labor market is still hot.

If job openings are high, it indicates a strong job market, and the Federal Reserve may continue to lean hawkish; conversely, if employment cools down, it would be favorable for interest rate cut expectations.

Wednesday: U.S. Q1 Preliminary GDP + Core PCE Price Index - GDP is a measure of economic growth, and PCE is the Federal Reserve's favorite inflation indicator.

If GDP is strong and PCE is also high, the market may fear interest rate hikes again; if the data is moderate, it may help stabilize sentiment.

Thursday: Bank of Japan Interest Rate Decision + Governor's Press Conference

The yen has recently fallen sharply, and whether the Bank of Japan takes action is crucial.

If they continue to ease, the yen is likely to depreciate further, and global forex and bond markets will react accordingly.

Friday: U.S. April Non-Farm Payroll Report - The most important labor market data each month.

If non-farm payrolls are strong, employment is stable, and the market worries about continued high interest rates; if non-farm payrolls are weak, expectations for rate cuts may strengthen, potentially leading to a small surge in risk assets.

Next week, there will basically be important data released every day, especially Wednesday and Friday, which are the most critical.

If you want to buy the dip or chase gains, remember to look at the data before acting; don't gamble on the data results!