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Key Indicators
Price: ~$94,854
EMA Analysis:
EMA(20) = 94,946.99 (Above current price)
EMA(50) = 94,823.12 (Close to current price)
EMA(200) = 94,507.55 (Support below)
MACD: Bullish crossover visible, but flattening — signaling caution.
Stochastic KDJ: K & D are still above 55 — momentum still alive.
Williams %R (200): -27.42 — nearing overbought, but not extreme yet.
Trade Setup (Short-Term Swing):
Type: Buy (Momentum still alive but weakening slightly — watch price action)
Entry Zone: $94,820 – $94,860 (current price zone, just near EMA50)
Stop-Loss: $94,450 (below EMA200 support)
Take-Profit 1: $95,250
Take-Profit 2: $95,450 (recent high)
Notes:
If price loses EMA50 and EMA200, momentum may flip bearish quickly — respect stop-loss.
Confirmation candle (green) on next hourly close would strengthen the long idea.
Key Indicators
Price: ~$94,854
EMA Analysis:
EMA(20) = 94,946.99 (Above current price)
EMA(50) = 94,823.12 (Close to current price)
EMA(200) = 94,507.55 (Support below)
MACD: Bullish crossover visible, but flattening — signaling caution.
Stochastic KDJ: K & D are still above 55 — momentum still alive.
Williams %R (200): -27.42 — nearing overbought, but not extreme yet.
Trade Setup (Short-Term Swing):
Type: Buy (Momentum still alive but weakening slightly — watch price action)
Entry Zone: $94,820 – $94,860 (current price zone, just near EMA50)
Stop-Loss: $94,450 (below EMA200 support)
Take-Profit 1: $95,250
Take-Profit 2: $95,450 (recent high)
Notes:
If price loses EMA50 and EMA200, momentum may flip bearish quickly — respect stop-loss.
Confirmation candle (green) on next hourly close would strengthen the long idea.
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7/ Binance continues to evolve, shaping the future of crypto and Web3.
1/ Binance is one of the world’s largest crypto exchanges, launched in 2017 by Changpeng Zhao (CZ). It became popular fast thanks to its low fees, wide asset selection, and easy-to-use platform.
2/ Binance offers spot & futures trading, staking, lending, DeFi solutions, and more. It’s a full ecosystem for crypto users, from beginners to pros.
3/ It also runs Binance Smart Chain (BSC), enabling smart contracts & dApps. The native token, BNB, is used for trading discounts, fees & token launches.
4/ Despite facing global regulatory scrutiny, Binance keeps expanding its reach and services across markets.
5/ Features like Launchpad (for new token sales), Binance Earn (for passive income), and NFT trading make it a top destination in crypto.
6/ Security is key: Binance uses 2FA, cold storage, and other advanced protections to safeguard user funds.
7/ Binance continues to evolve, shaping the future of crypto and Web3.
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As of April 28, 2025, both SB 1025 and SB 1373 have passed the Arizona House of Representatives and are awaiting further action. However, Governor Katie Hobbs has indicated she will veto all bills, including these, until the legislature passes a bill to fund disability services
As of April 28, 2025, both SB 1025 and SB 1373 have passed the Arizona House of Representatives and are awaiting further action. However, Governor Katie Hobbs has indicated she will veto all bills, including these, until the legislature passes a bill to fund disability services
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XRP is gaining momentum, up 5% today to $2.36, extending a 46% rally in three weeks! Key factors driving this surge:
ProShares XRP Futures ETFs Approved – Launching April 30, offering indirect XRP exposure.
Whale Accumulation – Big investors are buying the dip, reducing sell pressure.
Technical Breakout – Falling wedge pattern suggests a $3.63 target (55% upside!).
XRP is gaining momentum, up 5% today to $2.36, extending a 46% rally in three weeks! Key factors driving this surge:
ProShares XRP Futures ETFs Approved – Launching April 30, offering indirect XRP exposure.
Whale Accumulation – Big investors are buying the dip, reducing sell pressure.
Technical Breakout – Falling wedge pattern suggests a $3.63 target (55% upside!).
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Those holding #XRP now are setting themselves up for generational wealth.
Those who hesitate? They’ll regret it for a lifetime.
Buckle up — #XRP is about to MAKE HISTORY.
ProShares is officially launching the XRP ETF next week — it’s REAL, it’s HAPPENING, and it’s GAME OVER for the doubters.
Regulatory clarity? ✅
Mass adoption? ✅
This isn’t speculation anymore — it’s locked, loaded, and ready to explode.
Those holding #XRP now are setting themselves up for generational wealth.
Those who hesitate? They’ll regret it for a lifetime.
Buckle up — #XRP is about to MAKE HISTORY.
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Next week
Super Data Week is Coming, Non-Farm Payrolls and PCE Will Follow
Looking ahead to next week, although the Federal Reserve has entered its "quiet period" and the domestic market is about to enter the May Day holiday, there are still many significant events on the agenda. Here are the key points the market will focus on in the coming week:
Monday 22:30, U.S. April Dallas Fed Business Activity Index
Tuesday 22:00, U.S. March JOLTs Job Openings, April Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index
Wednesday 09:30, China April Official Manufacturing PMI
Wednesday 09:45, China April Caixin Manufacturing PMI
Wednesday 17:00, Eurozone Q1 GDP Year-on-Year Preliminary
Wednesday 20:15, U.S. April ADP Employment Change
Wednesday 20:30, U.S. Q1 Labor Cost Index Quarter-on-Quarter, Q1 Real GDP Annualized Quarter-on-Quarter Preliminary, Q1 Real Personal Consumption Expenditures Quarter-on-Quarter Preliminary, Q1 Core PCE Price Index Annualized Quarter-on-Quarter Preliminary
Wednesday 22:00, U.S. March PCE Price Data, March Personal Consumption Month-on-Month, March Existing Home Sales Index Month-on-Month
Thursday 19:30, U.S. April Challenger Job Cuts
Thursday 21:45, U.S. April S&P Global Manufacturing PMI Final
Friday 20:30, U.S. April Seasonally Adjusted Non-Farm Employment Change, April Unemployment Rate
The ADP employment report, known as the "little non-farm," will also be released next Wednesday, along with the latest PCE inflation and consumption data. However, the real focus will be on the non-farm employment report scheduled for release next Friday. Speculation about when the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates is currently very intense. Non-farm employment growth is expected to slow from 228,000 in March to 130,000 in April, with the unemployment rate remaining unchanged at 4.2%. Average wages in April may increase by 0.3% month-on-month. For the U.S. dollar, a series of concerning data will almost certainly be negative, but for U.S. stocks, if hopes for an interest rate cut rise and market sentiment is not overshadowed by recession concerns, the market may rise.
Looking ahead to next week, although the Federal Reserve has entered its "quiet period" and the domestic market is about to enter the May Day holiday, there are still many significant events on the agenda. Here are the key points the market will focus on in the coming week:
Monday 22:30, U.S. April Dallas Fed Business Activity Index
Tuesday 22:00, U.S. March JOLTs Job Openings, April Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index
Wednesday 09:30, China April Official Manufacturing PMI
Wednesday 09:45, China April Caixin Manufacturing PMI
Wednesday 17:00, Eurozone Q1 GDP Year-on-Year Preliminary
Wednesday 20:15, U.S. April ADP Employment Change
Wednesday 20:30, U.S. Q1 Labor Cost Index Quarter-on-Quarter, Q1 Real GDP Annualized Quarter-on-Quarter Preliminary, Q1 Real Personal Consumption Expenditures Quarter-on-Quarter Preliminary, Q1 Core PCE Price Index Annualized Quarter-on-Quarter Preliminary
Wednesday 22:00, U.S. March PCE Price Data, March Personal Consumption Month-on-Month, March Existing Home Sales Index Month-on-Month
Thursday 19:30, U.S. April Challenger Job Cuts
Thursday 21:45, U.S. April S&P Global Manufacturing PMI Final
Friday 20:30, U.S. April Seasonally Adjusted Non-Farm Employment Change, April Unemployment Rate
The ADP employment report, known as the "little non-farm," will also be released next Wednesday, along with the latest PCE inflation and consumption data. However, the real focus will be on the non-farm employment report scheduled for release next Friday. Speculation about when the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates is currently very intense. Non-farm employment growth is expected to slow from 228,000 in March to 130,000 in April, with the unemployment rate remaining unchanged at 4.2%. Average wages in April may increase by 0.3% month-on-month. For the U.S. dollar, a series of concerning data will almost certainly be negative, but for U.S. stocks, if hopes for an interest rate cut rise and market sentiment is not overshadowed by recession concerns, the market may rise.
eth
Super Data Week is Coming, Non-Farm Payrolls and PCE Will Follow
Looking ahead to next week, although the Federal Reserve has entered its "quiet period" and the domestic market is about to enter the May Day holiday, there are still many significant events on the agenda. Here are the key points the market will focus on in the coming week:
Monday 22:30, U.S. April Dallas Fed Business Activity Index
Tuesday 22:00, U.S. March JOLTs Job Openings, April Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index
Wednesday 09:30, China April Official Manufacturing PMI
Wednesday 09:45, China April Caixin Manufacturing PMI
Wednesday 17:00, Eurozone Q1 GDP Year-on-Year Preliminary
Wednesday 20:15, U.S. April ADP Employment Change
Wednesday 20:30, U.S. Q1 Labor Cost Index Quarter-on-Quarter, Q1 Real GDP Annualized Quarter-on-Quarter Preliminary, Q1 Real Personal Consumption Expenditures Quarter-on-Quarter Preliminary, Q1 Core PCE Price Index Annualized Quarter-on-Quarter Preliminary
Wednesday 22:00, U.S. March PCE Price Data, March Personal Consumption Month-on-Month, March Existing Home Sales Index Month-on-Month
Thursday 19:30, U.S. April Challenger Job Cuts
Thursday 21:45, U.S. April S&P Global Manufacturing PMI Final
Friday 20:30, U.S. April Seasonally Adjusted Non-Farm Employment Change, April Unemployment Rate
The ADP employment report, known as the "little non-farm," will also be released next Wednesday, along with the latest PCE inflation and consumption data. However, the real focus will be on the non-farm employment report scheduled for release next Friday. Speculation about when the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates is currently very intense. Non-farm employment growth is expected to slow from 228,000 in March to 130,000 in April, with the unemployment rate remaining unchanged at 4.2%. Average wages in April may increase by 0.3% month-on-month. For the U.S. dollar, a series of concerning data will almost certainly be negative, but for U.S. stocks, if hopes for an interest rate cut rise and market sentiment is not overshadowed by recession concerns, the market may rise.
Looking ahead to next week, although the Federal Reserve has entered its "quiet period" and the domestic market is about to enter the May Day holiday, there are still many significant events on the agenda. Here are the key points the market will focus on in the coming week:
Monday 22:30, U.S. April Dallas Fed Business Activity Index
Tuesday 22:00, U.S. March JOLTs Job Openings, April Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index
Wednesday 09:30, China April Official Manufacturing PMI
Wednesday 09:45, China April Caixin Manufacturing PMI
Wednesday 17:00, Eurozone Q1 GDP Year-on-Year Preliminary
Wednesday 20:15, U.S. April ADP Employment Change
Wednesday 20:30, U.S. Q1 Labor Cost Index Quarter-on-Quarter, Q1 Real GDP Annualized Quarter-on-Quarter Preliminary, Q1 Real Personal Consumption Expenditures Quarter-on-Quarter Preliminary, Q1 Core PCE Price Index Annualized Quarter-on-Quarter Preliminary
Wednesday 22:00, U.S. March PCE Price Data, March Personal Consumption Month-on-Month, March Existing Home Sales Index Month-on-Month
Thursday 19:30, U.S. April Challenger Job Cuts
Thursday 21:45, U.S. April S&P Global Manufacturing PMI Final
Friday 20:30, U.S. April Seasonally Adjusted Non-Farm Employment Change, April Unemployment Rate
The ADP employment report, known as the "little non-farm," will also be released next Wednesday, along with the latest PCE inflation and consumption data. However, the real focus will be on the non-farm employment report scheduled for release next Friday. Speculation about when the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates is currently very intense. Non-farm employment growth is expected to slow from 228,000 in March to 130,000 in April, with the unemployment rate remaining unchanged at 4.2%. Average wages in April may increase by 0.3% month-on-month. For the U.S. dollar, a series of concerning data will almost certainly be negative, but for U.S. stocks, if hopes for an interest rate cut rise and market sentiment is not overshadowed by recession concerns, the market may rise.
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Next Tuesday
Super Data Week is Coming, Non-Farm Payrolls and PCE Will Follow
Looking ahead to next week, although the Federal Reserve has entered its "quiet period" and the domestic market is about to enter the May Day holiday, there are still many significant events on the agenda. Here are the key points the market will focus on in the coming week:
Monday 22:30, U.S. April Dallas Fed Business Activity Index
Tuesday 22:00, U.S. March JOLTs Job Openings, April Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index
Wednesday 09:30, China April Official Manufacturing PMI
Wednesday 09:45, China April Caixin Manufacturing PMI
Wednesday 17:00, Eurozone Q1 GDP Year-on-Year Preliminary
Wednesday 20:15, U.S. April ADP Employment Change
Wednesday 20:30, U.S. Q1 Labor Cost Index Quarter-on-Quarter, Q1 Real GDP Annualized Quarter-on-Quarter Preliminary, Q1 Real Personal Consumption Expenditures Quarter-on-Quarter Preliminary, Q1 Core PCE Price Index Annualized Quarter-on-Quarter Preliminary
Wednesday 22:00, U.S. March PCE Price Data, March Personal Consumption Month-on-Month, March Existing Home Sales Index Month-on-Month
Thursday 19:30, U.S. April Challenger Job Cuts
Thursday 21:45, U.S. April S&P Global Manufacturing PMI Final
Friday 20:30, U.S. April Seasonally Adjusted Non-Farm Employment Change, April Unemployment Rate
The ADP employment report, known as the "little non-farm," will also be released next Wednesday, along with the latest PCE inflation and consumption data. However, the real focus will be on the non-farm employment report scheduled for release next Friday. Speculation about when the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates is currently very intense. Non-farm employment growth is expected to slow from 228,000 in March to 130,000 in April, with the unemployment rate remaining unchanged at 4.2%. Average wages in April may increase by 0.3% month-on-month. For the U.S. dollar, a series of concerning data will almost certainly be negative, but for U.S. stocks, if hopes for an interest rate cut rise and market sentiment is not overshadowed by recession concerns, the market may rise.
Looking ahead to next week, although the Federal Reserve has entered its "quiet period" and the domestic market is about to enter the May Day holiday, there are still many significant events on the agenda. Here are the key points the market will focus on in the coming week:
Monday 22:30, U.S. April Dallas Fed Business Activity Index
Tuesday 22:00, U.S. March JOLTs Job Openings, April Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index
Wednesday 09:30, China April Official Manufacturing PMI
Wednesday 09:45, China April Caixin Manufacturing PMI
Wednesday 17:00, Eurozone Q1 GDP Year-on-Year Preliminary
Wednesday 20:15, U.S. April ADP Employment Change
Wednesday 20:30, U.S. Q1 Labor Cost Index Quarter-on-Quarter, Q1 Real GDP Annualized Quarter-on-Quarter Preliminary, Q1 Real Personal Consumption Expenditures Quarter-on-Quarter Preliminary, Q1 Core PCE Price Index Annualized Quarter-on-Quarter Preliminary
Wednesday 22:00, U.S. March PCE Price Data, March Personal Consumption Month-on-Month, March Existing Home Sales Index Month-on-Month
Thursday 19:30, U.S. April Challenger Job Cuts
Thursday 21:45, U.S. April S&P Global Manufacturing PMI Final
Friday 20:30, U.S. April Seasonally Adjusted Non-Farm Employment Change, April Unemployment Rate
The ADP employment report, known as the "little non-farm," will also be released next Wednesday, along with the latest PCE inflation and consumption data. However, the real focus will be on the non-farm employment report scheduled for release next Friday. Speculation about when the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates is currently very intense. Non-farm employment growth is expected to slow from 228,000 in March to 130,000 in April, with the unemployment rate remaining unchanged at 4.2%. Average wages in April may increase by 0.3% month-on-month. For the U.S. dollar, a series of concerning data will almost certainly be negative, but for U.S. stocks, if hopes for an interest rate cut rise and market sentiment is not overshadowed by recession concerns, the market may rise.
btc
Super Data Week is Coming, Non-Farm Payrolls and PCE Will Follow
Looking ahead to next week, although the Federal Reserve has entered its "quiet period" and the domestic market is about to enter the May Day holiday, there are still many significant events on the agenda. Here are the key points the market will focus on in the coming week:
Monday 22:30, U.S. April Dallas Fed Business Activity Index
Tuesday 22:00, U.S. March JOLTs Job Openings, April Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index
Wednesday 09:30, China April Official Manufacturing PMI
Wednesday 09:45, China April Caixin Manufacturing PMI
Wednesday 17:00, Eurozone Q1 GDP Year-on-Year Preliminary
Wednesday 20:15, U.S. April ADP Employment Change
Wednesday 20:30, U.S. Q1 Labor Cost Index Quarter-on-Quarter, Q1 Real GDP Annualized Quarter-on-Quarter Preliminary, Q1 Real Personal Consumption Expenditures Quarter-on-Quarter Preliminary, Q1 Core PCE Price Index Annualized Quarter-on-Quarter Preliminary
Wednesday 22:00, U.S. March PCE Price Data, March Personal Consumption Month-on-Month, March Existing Home Sales Index Month-on-Month
Thursday 19:30, U.S. April Challenger Job Cuts
Thursday 21:45, U.S. April S&P Global Manufacturing PMI Final
Friday 20:30, U.S. April Seasonally Adjusted Non-Farm Employment Change, April Unemployment Rate
The ADP employment report, known as the "little non-farm," will also be released next Wednesday, along with the latest PCE inflation and consumption data. However, the real focus will be on the non-farm employment report scheduled for release next Friday. Speculation about when the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates is currently very intense. Non-farm employment growth is expected to slow from 228,000 in March to 130,000 in April, with the unemployment rate remaining unchanged at 4.2%. Average wages in April may increase by 0.3% month-on-month. For the U.S. dollar, a series of concerning data will almost certainly be negative, but for U.S. stocks, if hopes for an interest rate cut rise and market sentiment is not overshadowed by recession concerns, the market may rise.
Looking ahead to next week, although the Federal Reserve has entered its "quiet period" and the domestic market is about to enter the May Day holiday, there are still many significant events on the agenda. Here are the key points the market will focus on in the coming week:
Monday 22:30, U.S. April Dallas Fed Business Activity Index
Tuesday 22:00, U.S. March JOLTs Job Openings, April Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index
Wednesday 09:30, China April Official Manufacturing PMI
Wednesday 09:45, China April Caixin Manufacturing PMI
Wednesday 17:00, Eurozone Q1 GDP Year-on-Year Preliminary
Wednesday 20:15, U.S. April ADP Employment Change
Wednesday 20:30, U.S. Q1 Labor Cost Index Quarter-on-Quarter, Q1 Real GDP Annualized Quarter-on-Quarter Preliminary, Q1 Real Personal Consumption Expenditures Quarter-on-Quarter Preliminary, Q1 Core PCE Price Index Annualized Quarter-on-Quarter Preliminary
Wednesday 22:00, U.S. March PCE Price Data, March Personal Consumption Month-on-Month, March Existing Home Sales Index Month-on-Month
Thursday 19:30, U.S. April Challenger Job Cuts
Thursday 21:45, U.S. April S&P Global Manufacturing PMI Final
Friday 20:30, U.S. April Seasonally Adjusted Non-Farm Employment Change, April Unemployment Rate
The ADP employment report, known as the "little non-farm," will also be released next Wednesday, along with the latest PCE inflation and consumption data. However, the real focus will be on the non-farm employment report scheduled for release next Friday. Speculation about when the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates is currently very intense. Non-farm employment growth is expected to slow from 228,000 in March to 130,000 in April, with the unemployment rate remaining unchanged at 4.2%. Average wages in April may increase by 0.3% month-on-month. For the U.S. dollar, a series of concerning data will almost certainly be negative, but for U.S. stocks, if hopes for an interest rate cut rise and market sentiment is not overshadowed by recession concerns, the market may rise.
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Next week
Super Data Week is Coming, Non-Farm Payrolls and PCE Will Follow
Looking ahead to next week, although the Federal Reserve has entered its "quiet period" and the domestic market is about to enter the May Day holiday, there are still many significant events on the agenda. Here are the key points the market will focus on in the coming week:
Monday 22:30, U.S. April Dallas Fed Business Activity Index
Tuesday 22:00, U.S. March JOLTs Job Openings, April Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index
Wednesday 09:30, China April Official Manufacturing PMI
Wednesday 09:45, China April Caixin Manufacturing PMI
Wednesday 17:00, Eurozone Q1 GDP Year-on-Year Preliminary
Wednesday 20:15, U.S. April ADP Employment Change
Wednesday 20:30, U.S. Q1 Labor Cost Index Quarter-on-Quarter, Q1 Real GDP Annualized Quarter-on-Quarter Preliminary, Q1 Real Personal Consumption Expenditures Quarter-on-Quarter Preliminary, Q1 Core PCE Price Index Annualized Quarter-on-Quarter Preliminary
Wednesday 22:00, U.S. March PCE Price Data, March Personal Consumption Month-on-Month, March Existing Home Sales Index Month-on-Month
Thursday 19:30, U.S. April Challenger Job Cuts
Thursday 21:45, U.S. April S&P Global Manufacturing PMI Final
Friday 20:30, U.S. April Seasonally Adjusted Non-Farm Employment Change, April Unemployment Rate
The ADP employment report, known as the "little non-farm," will also be released next Wednesday, along with the latest PCE inflation and consumption data. However, the real focus will be on the non-farm employment report scheduled for release next Friday. Speculation about when the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates is currently very intense. Non-farm employment growth is expected to slow from 228,000 in March to 130,000 in April, with the unemployment rate remaining unchanged at 4.2%. Average wages in April may increase by 0.3% month-on-month. For the U.S. dollar, a series of concerning data will almost certainly be negative, but for U.S. stocks, if hopes for an interest rate cut rise and market sentiment is not overshadowed by recession concerns, the market may rise.
Looking ahead to next week, although the Federal Reserve has entered its "quiet period" and the domestic market is about to enter the May Day holiday, there are still many significant events on the agenda. Here are the key points the market will focus on in the coming week:
Monday 22:30, U.S. April Dallas Fed Business Activity Index
Tuesday 22:00, U.S. March JOLTs Job Openings, April Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index
Wednesday 09:30, China April Official Manufacturing PMI
Wednesday 09:45, China April Caixin Manufacturing PMI
Wednesday 17:00, Eurozone Q1 GDP Year-on-Year Preliminary
Wednesday 20:15, U.S. April ADP Employment Change
Wednesday 20:30, U.S. Q1 Labor Cost Index Quarter-on-Quarter, Q1 Real GDP Annualized Quarter-on-Quarter Preliminary, Q1 Real Personal Consumption Expenditures Quarter-on-Quarter Preliminary, Q1 Core PCE Price Index Annualized Quarter-on-Quarter Preliminary
Wednesday 22:00, U.S. March PCE Price Data, March Personal Consumption Month-on-Month, March Existing Home Sales Index Month-on-Month
Thursday 19:30, U.S. April Challenger Job Cuts
Thursday 21:45, U.S. April S&P Global Manufacturing PMI Final
Friday 20:30, U.S. April Seasonally Adjusted Non-Farm Employment Change, April Unemployment Rate
The ADP employment report, known as the "little non-farm," will also be released next Wednesday, along with the latest PCE inflation and consumption data. However, the real focus will be on the non-farm employment report scheduled for release next Friday. Speculation about when the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates is currently very intense. Non-farm employment growth is expected to slow from 228,000 in March to 130,000 in April, with the unemployment rate remaining unchanged at 4.2%. Average wages in April may increase by 0.3% month-on-month. For the U.S. dollar, a series of concerning data will almost certainly be negative, but for U.S. stocks, if hopes for an interest rate cut rise and market sentiment is not overshadowed by recession concerns, the market may rise.
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Next week
Super Data Week is Coming, Non-Farm Payrolls and PCE Will Follow
Looking ahead to next week, although the Federal Reserve has entered its "quiet period" and the domestic market is about to enter the May Day holiday, there are still many significant events on the agenda. Here are the key points the market will focus on in the coming week:
Monday 22:30, U.S. April Dallas Fed Business Activity Index
Tuesday 22:00, U.S. March JOLTs Job Openings, April Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index
Wednesday 09:30, China April Official Manufacturing PMI
Wednesday 09:45, China April Caixin Manufacturing PMI
Wednesday 17:00, Eurozone Q1 GDP Year-on-Year Preliminary
Wednesday 20:15, U.S. April ADP Employment Change
Wednesday 20:30, U.S. Q1 Labor Cost Index Quarter-on-Quarter, Q1 Real GDP Annualized Quarter-on-Quarter Preliminary, Q1 Real Personal Consumption Expenditures Quarter-on-Quarter Preliminary, Q1 Core PCE Price Index Annualized Quarter-on-Quarter Preliminary
Wednesday 22:00, U.S. March PCE Price Data, March Personal Consumption Month-on-Month, March Existing Home Sales Index Month-on-Month
Thursday 19:30, U.S. April Challenger Job Cuts
Thursday 21:45, U.S. April S&P Global Manufacturing PMI Final
Friday 20:30, U.S. April Seasonally Adjusted Non-Farm Employment Change, April Unemployment Rate
The ADP employment report, known as the "little non-farm," will also be released next Wednesday, along with the latest PCE inflation and consumption data. However, the real focus will be on the non-farm employment report scheduled for release next Friday. Speculation about when the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates is currently very intense. Non-farm employment growth is expected to slow from 228,000 in March to 130,000 in April, with the unemployment rate remaining unchanged at 4.2%. Average wages in April may increase by 0.3% month-on-month. For the U.S. dollar, a series of concerning data will almost certainly be negative, but for U.S. stocks, if hopes for an interest rate cut rise and market sentiment is not overshadowed by recession concerns, the market may rise.
Looking ahead to next week, although the Federal Reserve has entered its "quiet period" and the domestic market is about to enter the May Day holiday, there are still many significant events on the agenda. Here are the key points the market will focus on in the coming week:
Monday 22:30, U.S. April Dallas Fed Business Activity Index
Tuesday 22:00, U.S. March JOLTs Job Openings, April Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index
Wednesday 09:30, China April Official Manufacturing PMI
Wednesday 09:45, China April Caixin Manufacturing PMI
Wednesday 17:00, Eurozone Q1 GDP Year-on-Year Preliminary
Wednesday 20:15, U.S. April ADP Employment Change
Wednesday 20:30, U.S. Q1 Labor Cost Index Quarter-on-Quarter, Q1 Real GDP Annualized Quarter-on-Quarter Preliminary, Q1 Real Personal Consumption Expenditures Quarter-on-Quarter Preliminary, Q1 Core PCE Price Index Annualized Quarter-on-Quarter Preliminary
Wednesday 22:00, U.S. March PCE Price Data, March Personal Consumption Month-on-Month, March Existing Home Sales Index Month-on-Month
Thursday 19:30, U.S. April Challenger Job Cuts
Thursday 21:45, U.S. April S&P Global Manufacturing PMI Final
Friday 20:30, U.S. April Seasonally Adjusted Non-Farm Employment Change, April Unemployment Rate
The ADP employment report, known as the "little non-farm," will also be released next Wednesday, along with the latest PCE inflation and consumption data. However, the real focus will be on the non-farm employment report scheduled for release next Friday. Speculation about when the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates is currently very intense. Non-farm employment growth is expected to slow from 228,000 in March to 130,000 in April, with the unemployment rate remaining unchanged at 4.2%. Average wages in April may increase by 0.3% month-on-month. For the U.S. dollar, a series of concerning data will almost certainly be negative, but for U.S. stocks, if hopes for an interest rate cut rise and market sentiment is not overshadowed by recession concerns, the market may rise.
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