10 月 28 日，本周是经济数据繁忙的一周，美联储青睐的通胀指标 PCE 数据、10 月非农就业报告，以及苹果、谷歌、微软、Meta、亚马逊的三季度财报，将决定 11 月开局的市场走向。
据 4E 监测，上周美股三大指数走势不一，特斯拉股价飙升推动纳指收涨约 0.9%，且连涨七周，距离历史新高仅一步之遥。标普上周跌 0.3%、道指跌 2.6%，均结束六周连涨。加密市场上周普遍有较大跌幅，截至发稿前，比特币报 67,668 美元，7 日累跌 2.18%，以太坊报 2,490，7 日跌近 10%。
外汇大宗方面，美元指数周五重新上逼三个月高位，上周累涨 0.8% 且连续第四周上涨，政治不确定性令日元上周累跌 1.9%。由于中东和美国大选局势不稳，加之全球央行降息预期，现货金上周连续三日创历史新高，随后回吐部分涨幅，但一周仍累涨超 0.9%，连续第 6 周上涨。中东局势依旧紧张，助推美油和布油全周累涨超 4%。
最近市场越来越多地预计美国经济将出现软着陆，本周系列经济数据将考验投资者的押注。周三将公布美国第三季度 GDP 预估，周四将公布 9 月 PCE 最新数据，周五将公布 10 月非农报告。政策会议临近，美联储官员们再次进入例行静默期，市场普遍认为降息 25 个基点的可能性很大。数据密集亮相加上美国大选逼近，将加剧市场波动。
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<div>10 月 28 日，本周是经济数据繁忙的一周，美联储青睐的通胀指标 PCE 数据、10 月非农就业报告，以及苹果、谷歌、微软、Meta、亚马逊的三季度财报，将决定 11 月开局的市场走向。据 4E 监测，上周美股三大指数走势不一，特斯拉股价飙升推动纳指收涨约 0.9%，且连涨七周，距离历史新高仅一步之遥。标普上周跌 0.3%、道指跌 2.6%，均结束六周连涨。加密市场上周普遍有较大跌幅，截至发稿前，比特币报 67,668 美元，7 日累跌 2.18%，以太坊报 2,490，7 日跌近 10%。外汇大宗方面，美元指数周五重新上逼三个月高位，上周累涨 0.8% 且连续第四周上涨，政治不确定性令日元上周累跌 1.9%。由于中东和美国大选局势不稳，加之全球央行降息预期，现货金上周连续三日创历史新高，随后回吐部分涨幅，但一周仍累涨超 0.9%，连续第 6 周上涨。中东局势依旧紧张，助推美油和布油全周累涨超 4%。最近市场越来越多地预计美国经济将出现软着陆，本周系列经济数据将考验投资者的押注。周三将公布美国第三季度 GDP 预估，周四将公布 9 月 PCE 最新数据，周五将公布 10 月非农报告。政策会议临近，美联储官员们再次进入例行静默期，市场普遍认为降息 25 个基点的可能性很大。数据密集亮相加上美国大选逼近，将加剧市场波动。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。</div>

4E：本周聚焦PCE和非农数据以及科技巨头财报，数据密集亮相将加剧市场波动

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On October 28, this week is a busy week for economic data, with the PCE data, the October non-farm payroll report, and the third-quarter financial reports of Apple, Google, Microsoft, Meta, and Amazon, which will determine the market direction at the beginning of November.

According to 4E monitoring, the performance of the three major U.S. stock indexes was mixed last week, with Tesla's soaring stock price driving the Nasdaq to rise about 0.9%, marking its seventh consecutive week of gains and being just one step away from a new high. The S&P 500 fell 0.3% last week, and the Dow Jones fell 2.6%, both ending a six-week winning streak. The cryptocurrency market generally saw a significant decline last week, with Bitcoin reported at $67,668 as of the time of writing, down 2.18% in 7 days, and Ethereum reported at $2,490, down nearly 10% in 7 days.

In the foreign exchange and commodity markets, the U.S. dollar index retested the three-month high on Friday, up 0.8% last week and rising for the fourth consecutive week, while political uncertainty led the yen to fall 1.9% last week. Due to the unstable situation in the Middle East and the U.S. election, as well as the expectation of interest rate cuts by global central banks, spot gold hit a new high for three consecutive days last week before retracing some of the gains, but still rose more than 0.9% for the week, marking the sixth consecutive week of gains. The tense situation in the Middle East also helped push U.S. oil and Brent oil to gain more than 4% for the week.

The market is increasingly expecting a soft landing for the U.S. economy, and this week's series of economic data will test investors' bets. The Q3 GDP estimate will be released on Wednesday, the latest September PCE data will be released on Thursday, and the October non-farm payroll report will be released on Friday. With the policy meeting approaching, Fed officials have entered their usual quiet period, and the market generally believes that a 25-basis-point rate cut is highly likely. The dense data release and the approaching U.S. election will increase market volatility.

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.

<div>On October 28, this week is a busy week for economic data, with the PCE data, the October non-farm payroll report, and the third-quarter financial reports of Apple, Google, Microsoft, Meta, and Amazon, which will determine the market direction at the beginning of November.According to 4E monitoring, the three major US stock indexes performed differently last week, with Tesla's soaring stock price driving the Nasdaq to rise about 0.9%, marking its seventh consecutive week of gains and being just one step away from a new high. The S&P 500 fell 0.3% and the Dow Jones fell 2.6% last week, both ending a six-week winning streak. The cryptocurrency market generally saw a significant decline last week, with Bitcoin reported at $67,668 as of the time of writing, down 2.18% in 7 days, and Ethereum reported at $2,490, down nearly 10% in 7 days.In the foreign exchange and commodity markets, the US dollar index rose back to a three-month high on Friday, up 0.8% last week and rising for the fourth consecutive week, with political uncertainty causing the yen to fall 1.9% last week. Due to the instability in the Middle East and the US elections, as well as the expectation of interest rate cuts by central banks globally, spot gold hit a new high for three consecutive days last week before retracing some of the gains, but still rose more than 0.9% for the week, marking its sixth consecutive week of gains. The tense situation in the Middle East also pushed US oil and Brent oil to rise more than 4% for the week.The market is increasingly expecting a soft landing for the US economy, and this week's series of economic data will test investors' bets. The US third-quarter GDP estimate will be released on Wednesday, the latest September PCE data will be released on Thursday, and the October non-farm payroll report will be released on Friday. With the policy meeting approaching, Fed officials have entered their routine quiet period, and the market generally believes that a 25-basis-point rate cut is highly likely. The dense data release and the approaching US elections will increase market volatility.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.</div>

4E: This week's focus is on PCE and non-agricultural data as well as the financial reports of technology giants. The intensive release of data will intensify market volatility

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Table of Contents
- Important Events Overview This Week (10/20-10/26)
- Changes in Trading Market Data This Week
- Sentiment and Sectors
- Market Liquidity
- Bitcoin Technical Indicators
- Important Ethereum Technical Indicators
- Market Analysis News This Week
- Cryptocurrency Regulatory Situation in Different Countries
- Market Focus for Next Week
- Recommended Events
- Recommended Interview Videos
- Top 5 Popular Articles This Week

Important Events Overview This Week (10/20-10/26)
- Rising US Bond Yields: Despite the start of the rate cut cycle, various reasons continue to undermine the market's confidence in the Federal Reserve's ability to stimulate the economy...

Dynamic Zone Weekly Report: Bitcoin rebounded after falling below 66,000, the US government wallet was hacked, and the SEC approved Bitcoin ETF options

PANews, October 26 - Although the US election situation remains deadlocked, market bets on a Trump victory are driving the "Trump trade" to make a comeback, and the Federal Reserve's surprise 50-basis-point rate cut in September to kick off an easing cycle now seems like a distant memory, even being questioned as a "policy mistake". Since the September meeting, US economic indicators have been consistently strong, including the CPI report. The market narrative is shifting towards a "soft landing", which has triggered a sharp reversal in US Treasury yields, in turn boosting the US dollar, with several Fed officials already openly supporting a gradual rate cut.

According to the FedWatch tool from the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, the market is pricing in a 95.6% probability of the Fed cutting rates by 25 basis points at the November meeting. In contrast, a month ago, the market was fully pricing in at least a 25-basis-point rate cut by the Fed in November, with a 57.4% probability of a 50-basis-point cut. The Fed's next rate decision will be made after the US election, and the market will digest a lot of economic data before then. The key macroeconomic market highlights for the coming week are as follows:

Monday 22:30, US October Dallas Fed Business Activity Index;
Tuesday 1:00, Bank of Canada Governor Macklem participating in a fireside chat;
Tuesday 22:00, US September JOLTS Job Openings, US October Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index;
Wednesday 18:00, Eurozone Q3 GDP YoY preliminary, Eurozone October Industrial Confidence, Eurozone October Consumer Confidence final, Eurozone October Economic Sentiment;
Wednesday 20:15, US October ADP Employment Change;
Wednesday 20:30, US Q3 Real GDP QoQ annualized preliminary, US Q3 Real Personal Consumption Expenditures QoQ preliminary, US Q3 Core PCE Price Index QoQ annualized preliminary;
Thursday 18:00, Eurozone October CPI YoY preliminary, Eurozone October CPI MoM, Eurozone September Unemployment Rate;
Friday 20:30, US October Nonfarm Payrolls, US October Unemployment Rate, US October Average Hourly Earnings MoM;
Friday 21:45, US October S&P Global Manufacturing PMI final.

Given that the Fed is now more concerned about the labor market than inflation, weak employment data could push the market back into a more dovish mode. Additionally, any signs of a slowdown in the US economy could increase bets on the Fed cutting rates further in the coming meetings. However, if growth remains strong and PCE data indicates some stickiness in inflation, the rate cut bets could be further undermined. Currently, only one additional 25-basis-point rate cut by the Fed this year is fully priced in. If the November rate cut expectations start to be questioned, the US dollar could rise to new highs, and the stock market could face selling pressure.

As the decisive moment for American voters to elect a new president draws nearer, the uncertainty over who will prevail on November 5th is growing. While Harris still leads in most opinion polls, her lead has narrowed significantly in the past ten days, and voter sentiment towards Trump has been gaining momentum.

Macroeconomic outlook for next week: "Trump deal" makes a comeback, and expectations for Fed rate cuts change dramatically before the quiet period

Odaily Planet Daily Report: Investors' expectations of the Federal Reserve keeping interest rates unchanged at the next meeting have decreased, and the inflation and employment data to be released next week may still change expectations. According to the CME Fed Watch, the probability of the Fed keeping interest rates unchanged has dropped from nearly 20% earlier this month to 2%. Most people are betting that the Fed will cut rates by 25 basis points. The September PCE data will be released next Thursday, and the October employment data will be released next Friday. Price data shows that inflation is persistent but not overheated. The employment data may be affected by one-time factors such as hurricanes and strikes. (Jinshi)