December 11th's global financial calendar is dubbed the "Black Swan Central" — with the Federal Reserve FOMC rate decision, economic outlook summary, and Powell's press conference all packed together, enough to stir the entire market. As the global liquidity tone-setter, any sign of the Fed's interest rate path will be directly reflected in the US dollar index, US stocks, US bond yields, and even gold prices, as well as foreshadow the subsequent actions of other central banks.

On the same day, the OPEC and IEA monthly crude oil reports should not be underestimated — their assessments of global oil supply and demand, inventories, and production expectations directly determine the direction of international oil prices, thereby influencing the entire energy sector and commodities market sentiment.

At the regional level, Australia's November unemployment rate data impacts the AUD movement and the Reserve Bank of Australia's next steps; the Swiss National Bank's interest rate adjustments will influence the Swiss franc and European capital flows; the speech by Bank of England Governor Bailey may reveal market expectations for the pound and UK bonds. On the US side, data such as initial jobless claims, trade balance, wholesale sales, and EIA natural gas inventories collectively paint a panoramic picture of employment resilience, external demand temperature, and consumer activity, directly adjusting market expectations for the Fed's policy pace.

With such high information density and policy ripple effects, it's no wonder that market sensitivity will be at its peak — asset prices are likely to experience noticeable phase fluctuations on this day. #美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 $SOL $BNB and other mainstream cryptocurrencies may also inevitably follow suit.