ChainCatcher 消息，上周美国 9 月 CPI 与 PPI 数据相继公布，给市场传递了较为混乱的信号，但整体数据反映出通胀压力仍然存在，美联储下月降息的 25 基点几乎成为定局。 据 4E 监测，上周五意外持平的 PPI 数据令美股三大指数集体上涨，道指和标普500 指数均创盘中历史新高。上周道指累涨 1.21%，标普500 涨 1.11%，纳指涨 1.13%，三大股指均为连续第五周录得涨幅；加密市场跟随美股齐涨，比特币重上 6.2 万美元，截止发稿时报 62,659，一周跌幅收窄至 1.82%，以太坊报 2,455，周跌幅收窄至 1.47%。 外汇大宗方面，美元指数上周继续反弹，累涨 0.4%，带动非美货币多数下跌；受中东紧张局势加剧影响，国际油价连涨第两周，美油全周累涨 1.6%，布油涨 1.3%；美元走势反复带动现货黄金进一步逼近历史最高，全周小幅转涨，COMEX 黄金期货报 2674.2美元/盎司，本周累计上涨 0.04%。 本周美国经济数据相对平静，企业财报可能会成为更大的焦点，随着新一轮财报季拉开帷幕，美股可能面临考验。近期加密市场被认为是最大危险的消息是关于美国政府出售 69,000 枚比特币（约 42 亿美元）可能性的新闻，此外距离美国大选只有几周时间，形势胶着的选情也为市场增添了诸多不确定性。 eeee.com 是一家支持加密货币、股票指数、大宗黄金、外汇等资产的金融交易平台，近期推出了年化收益率 5.5% 的 USDT 稳定币理财产品，为投资者提供潜在避险选择。4E 提醒您注意市场波动风险，合理配置资产。

ChainCatcher 消息，上周美国 9 月 CPI 与 PPI 数据相继公布，给市场传递了较为混乱的信号，但整体数据反映出通胀压力仍然存在，美联储下月降息的 25 基点几乎成为定局。  据 4E 监测，上周五意外持平的 PPI 数据令美股三大指数集体上涨，道指和标普500 指数均创盘中历史新高。上周道指累涨 1.21%，标普500 涨 1.11%，纳指涨 1.13%，三大股指均为连续第五周录得涨幅；加密市场跟随美股齐涨，比特币重上 6.2 万美元，截止发稿时报 62,659，一周跌幅收窄至 1.82%，以太坊报 2,455，周跌幅收窄至 1.47%。  外汇大宗方面，美元指数上周继续反弹，累涨 0.4%，带动非美货币多数下跌；受中东紧张局势加剧影响，国际油价连涨第两周，美油全周累涨 1.6%，布油涨 1.3%；美元走势反复带动现货黄金进一步逼近历史最高，全周小幅转涨，COMEX 黄金期货报 2674.2美元/盎司，本周累计上涨 0.04%。  本周美国经济数据相对平静，企业财报可能会成为更大的焦点，随着新一轮财报季拉开帷幕，美股可能面临考验。近期加密市场被认为是最大危险的消息是关于美国政府出售 69,000 枚比特币（约 42 亿美元）可能性的新闻，此外距离美国大选只有几周时间，形势胶着的选情也为市场增添了诸多不确定性。eeee.com 是一家支持加密货币、股票指数、大宗黄金、外汇等资产的金融交易平台，近期推出了年化收益率 5.5% 的 USDT 稳定币理财产品，为投资者提供潜在避险选择。4E 提醒您注意市场波动风险，合理配置资产。

4E：本周美国经济数据相对平静，企业财报成最大焦点

ChainCatcher reported that last week, the release of the US September CPI and PPI data sent mixed signals to the market, but the overall data reflected that inflationary pressure still exists, and the 25-basis-point rate cut by the Fed next month has become almost a foregone conclusion. According to 4E monitoring, the unexpected flat PPI data on last Friday led to a collective rise in the three major US stock indexes, with the Dow Jones and S&P 500 indexes hitting new intraday highs. Last week, the Dow Jones rose 1.21%, the S&P 500 rose 1.11%, and the Nasdaq rose 1.13%, with the three major stock indexes recording gains for the fifth consecutive week; the cryptocurrency market followed the US stocks and rose, with Bitcoin returning above $62,000, closing at $62,659 at the time of writing, with a weekly decline narrowed to 1.82%, and Ethereum closing at $2,455, with a weekly decline narrowed to 1.47%. In the foreign exchange and commodity markets, the US dollar index continued to rebound last week, rising 0.4%, leading to a decline in most non-US currencies; affected by the escalating tensions in the Middle East, international oil prices rose for the second consecutive week, with WTI crude oil up 1.6% and Brent crude oil up 1.3% for the week; the fluctuating US dollar trend further pushed spot gold prices closer to historical highs, with COMEX gold futures closing at $1,674.2 per ounce, up 0.04% for the week. This week, US economic data is relatively calm, and corporate earnings reports may become a greater focus, as a new round of earnings season kicks off, the US stock market may face challenges. The latest news that the US government may sell 69,000 bitcoins (about $4.2 billion) is considered the biggest risk for the cryptocurrency market recently, and with the US election just a few weeks away, the tight election situation also adds a lot of uncertainty to the market. <eeee.com> is a financial trading platform that supports cryptocurrencies, stock indexes, bulk gold, foreign exchange and other assets, and has recently launched a USDT stablecoin wealth management product with an annualized yield of 5.5%, providing investors with a potential hedging option. 4E reminds you to pay attention to market volatility risks and allocate assets reasonably.

According to ChainCatcher news, the release of the US September CPI and PPI data last week sent rather confusing signals to the market, but the overall data reflects that inflationary pressure still exists, and the 25-basis-point rate cut by the Fed next month has almost become a foregone conclusion.

According to 4E monitoring, the unexpected flat PPI data on last Friday led to a collective rise in the three major US stock indexes, with the Dow Jones and S&P 500 indexes hitting new intraday highs. Last week, the Dow Jones rose 1.21%, the S&P 500 rose 1.11%, and the Nasdaq rose 1.13%, with the three major stock indexes recording gains for the fifth consecutive week; the cryptocurrency market followed the US stocks and rose collectively, with Bitcoin returning above $62,000, closing at $62,659 at the time of writing, with a weekly decline narrowed to 1.82%, and Ethereum closing at $2,455, with a weekly decline narrowed to 1.47%.

In the foreign exchange and commodity markets, the US dollar index continued to rebound last week, rising 0.4%, leading to a decline in most non-US currencies; affected by the escalating tensions in the Middle East, international oil prices rose for the second consecutive week, with US oil up 1.6% for the week and Brent up 1.3%; the fluctuating US dollar trend further pushed spot gold closer to its historical high, with COMEX gold futures closing at $1,674.2 per ounce, up 0.04% for the week.

This week, US economic data is relatively calm, and corporate earnings reports may become a bigger focus, as a new round of earnings season kicks off, the US stock market may face a test. The latest worrying news for the cryptocurrency market is the possibility of the US government selling 69,000 bitcoins (about $4.2 billion), and with only a few weeks left before the US election, the deadlocked election situation also adds a lot of uncertainty to the market.

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4E: This week's US economic data is relatively calm, and corporate earnings reports are the biggest focus

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- Over $100 million in liquidations across the network in the past 24 hours
- What major economic events are happening globally this week?
- US data relatively calm
- China's Q3 GDP is expected to plummet
- Data from other countries

Around 11 PM on Sunday (13th), Bitcoin experienced a relatively significant drop after three consecutive days of increases, with the lowest point reaching $62,050. However, it quickly V-shaped and pulled back above $63,000, resulting in a kill-off for both bulls and bears.
At the time of writing, it is slightly down, currently reported at $62,695, a decrease of 0.72% in the past 24 hours.

Washing the Market》Bitcoin rebounded rapidly after falling by 62,000. What major economic events should we pay attention to this week?

Odaily Planet Daily Report: This week, comments from Federal Reserve officials such as Williams, Goolsbee, and Barkin suggest that they believe the September CPI data is negligible inflation data, while Bostic said in an interview that he will consider not cutting interest rates in one of the two remaining meetings this year. However, the market still seems quite confident that the Fed will cut interest rates by 25 basis points as usual at its next meeting, but the Fed will not be as aggressive as previously imagined. Pay attention to the views of Waller and Koogler next week. There is a lack of important US economic data in the first half of next week, and the market will have to wait until next Thursday to get the US September retail sales data. The market's reaction may be simple - data that unexpectedly exceeds expectations will support the dollar, and vice versa. CFTC data shows that as of October 8, speculative market participants, including hedge funds, asset management companies and other institutions, reduced their bets on a weakening of the dollar from $13.6 billion the previous week to about $9.4 billion. Geopolitical risks from the Middle East conflict have also driven demand for the dollar and other safe-haven currencies such as the Swiss franc. The dollar has risen more than 2% in less than two weeks in October. A foreign exchange expert at Crédit Agricole revealed that recent meetings with clients suggest that the dollar's rise so far in October has led foreign exchange investors to wonder if the "dollar king" title is returning, and the macro events worth watching next week include:
<Monday 23:00, US September New York Fed 1-year inflation expectation>
<Tuesday 03:00, Fed Governor Waller speaks on the economic outlook>
<Tuesday 23:30, 2024 FOMC voter, San Francisco Fed President Dai, speaks and participates in a dialogue at an event hosted by NYU Stern School of Business>
<Wednesday 20:30, US September import price index MoM>
<Wednesday 01:05, Fed Governor Koogler speaks>
<Thursday 23:00, 2025 FOMC voter, Chicago Fed President Goolsbee, gives a welcome speech at an annual conference>
<Thursday 20:30, US initial jobless claims for the week ending October 12, US September retail sales MoM, US October Philadelphia Fed manufacturing index>
<Friday 07:30, Japan September core CPI YoY>
<Friday 10:00, China Q3 GDP YoY, China September retail sales YoY, China September industrial production YoY>
<Friday 22:00, 2026 FOMC voter, Minneapolis Fed President Kashkari, speaks>

Overview of key macro events next week: Fed officials will continue to speak, and uncertainty about interest rate cuts will increase

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