This week's economic calendar is too lively, with all kinds of blockbuster data and central bank meetings coming. The Federal Reserve, the Reserve Bank of Australia, and the Bank of Canada have taken turns to appear, and the CPI and trade data of China and the United States will also be released one after another, and the market is estimated to be busy.

**Monday (12/8)**
Data days: Japan's trade balance for October, Germany's industrial output for October (seasonally adjusted month-on-month), Switzerland's consumer confidence for November, the Eurozone Sentix investor confidence index for December, and the domestic trade balance for November

**Tuesday (12/9)**
The RBA enlarged the move - interest rate decision + monetary policy conference (this needs to be focused)
In the US: New York Fed's one-year inflation forecast for November, NFIB small business confidence index, October job openings data (JOLTs), plus EIA's monthly energy outlook

**Wednesday (12/10)**
The domestic CPI annual rate for November was released
Bank of England Governor Bailey will speak, and the Bank of Canada will announce its interest rate decision
US labor cost index for the third quarter
Here comes the highlight: Fed FOMC interest rate decision + summary of economic expectations + Powell's press conference (core of cores)
EIA crude oil inventory data was released simultaneously

**Thursday (12/11)**
Australia's unemployment rate in November, the Swiss National Bank interest rate decision
The IEA and OPEC's monthly crude oil market reports both appeared
U.S. Initial Jobless Claims, September Trade Account
The Fed also releases data on the financial health of households

**Friday (12/12)**
The three major European giants (Germany, France, and the United Kingdom) released economic data for October-November, including a large number of indicators such as GDP, CPI, and industrial output
The 2026 FOMC voting committee will speak intensively
The Chicago Fed's economic outlook seminar was also scheduled

After this week, the amount of macro information is enough to drink a pot. Friends who are watching the market remember to do their homework in advance.