2025-12-13 16:00:31

Next week is truly a central bank week, with a flurry of economic data releases and interest rate decisions.

On the US side, the November Non-Farm Payrolls report will be released at 21:30 on Tuesday, December 16th, which is always a market heart-stopper. The next day at 22:05, Federal Reserve officials will speak, so watch out for their stance on future policy. The US November CPI will also be released on Thursday the 18th, which is a key indicator for inflation.

The real highlight is on the 19th. The Bank of Japan's Monetary Policy Meeting will be held. Based on current market consensus, a 25 basis point rate hike by the Bank of Japan in December is almost a certainty, which will be an important catalyst for exchange rates and risk sentiment.

At the same time, don't forget that the ECB, the Russian Central Bank, the Bank of Thailand, the Bank of England, the Riksbank, the Norges Bank, the Banco de México, and the Hungarian Central Bank will also announce their rate decisions this week. While the policy adjustments in these countries may not have as direct an impact as the US and Japan, combined they will form the broader backdrop of global liquidity changes.

It is recommended to control your position sizes and leave enough room for activity to absorb this wave of data shocks.

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GhostAddressMiner

· 5h ago

Hmm... It's the same old central bank drama. I've already seen the signs from on-chain fund flows. Non-farm payroll, CPI, rate hikes... are just surface stories. The real large-scale fund transfers started before the data was released. As for the December fluctuations? I bet five dollars that whales are stirring in their sleeping wallets. Managing your positions carefully is correct, but what you should really focus on are those abnormal transaction patterns with zero-gas fee transfers—that's the true pulse of the market.

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