Super Data Week is coming: Fed minutes, non-farm payrolls + Nvidia earnings report all hitting together, while Saudi Crown Prince's visit to the US adds more geopolitical variables.

This week, the global financial markets will be hit with an "information bombardment": clues on Fed policy, inflation data from multiple countries, the US non-farm payroll report, and the Nvidia earnings report will be released intensively, combined with geopolitical events such as the visit of the Saudi crown prince to the US, leading to heightened volatility risks.
On Monday, the November New York Fed manufacturing index will be released, providing an early indication of economic conditions; remarks from FOMC permanent voter and New York Fed President Williams (before his public activities end) and officials from the ECB and BoE will give an early signal on monetary policy direction.
Tuesday Highlights Upgrade: U.S. October import prices and industrial production data relate to inflation and the production side; 2026 FOMC voter Kashkari's fireside chat may reveal long-term policy ideas, while the Reserve Bank of Australia's November minutes unveil details on interest rate decisions. More notably, Saudi Crown Prince's visit to the U.S. for talks with Trump may influence global oil prices through energy trade and geopolitical cooperation.
Wednesday is considered a "critical day": the Fed's November policy minutes will serve as a "decoder" for the interest rate path; the UK's and Eurozone's October CPI data will bind the actions of the UK and Eurozone central banks; the new housing starts data in the US will map the rhythm of the real estate recovery. Focus in the tech circle — Nvidia's post-market earnings report will test the prosperity of the AI industry chain, directly affecting the performance of the US stock tech sector.
On Thursday, China's October RMB global payment share and short-term funding rates reflect the internationalization and liquidity of the RMB; the number of initial jobless claims in the US and the Eurozone's November consumer confidence index outline employment and consumer sentiment, respectively.
The closing battle on Friday, the US September non-farm payroll report becomes the core reference for the job market; the preliminary PMI readings from Germany, France, the Eurozone, and the UK and the US outline the global manufacturing/service sector landscape; Japan's October core CPI and the Hang Seng Index's third-quarter review results add volatility factors to the Asia-Pacific market.
Under the intertwining of multiple signals, asset prices may experience severe fluctuations this week, and investors need to closely monitor unexpected trends.
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