This week, the focus of the global financial market will undoubtedly be on the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision meeting and the subsequent US non-farm payrolls report, which together outline the key picture of the pulse of the US economy. Although the market generally expects the Federal Reserve to maintain interest rates stable and not make adjustments at this meeting, investors are still looking forward to the speech of Federal Reserve Chairman Powell, trying to capture his subtle signals on the future monetary policy path, especially against the backdrop of unexpectedly rising inflation data in recent days. Any subtle changes in policy stance may cause market turmoil.

At the same time, a series of heavyweight economic data will also be released intensively this week, becoming an important window to peek into the health of the US economy. Job vacancy data will reveal the tightness of the labor market, while the consumer confidence index is a key indicator of people's optimism about the future economic outlook. As a leading indicator of non-farm data, the performance of the ADP employment report will directly affect the market's expectations for the upcoming official non-farm payrolls report. In addition, key data such as initial jobless claims and manufacturing PMI will also be released one after another. The quality of these data will directly affect market sentiment and may provide clues to the future direction of monetary policy.

In summary, this week is undoubtedly an information-intensive and variable period for global economic observers. The Fed's decision, Powell's remarks and the release of a series of economic data will jointly shape the short-term trend of the market, while also adding some uncertainty to the future direction of the global economy. Investors need to pay close attention to these dynamics so as to adjust their investment strategies in time to cope with possible market fluctuations.