Important data released on January 2;

- 21:30 Initial jobless claims in the United States for the week ending December 28: This data can reflect short-term changes in the U.S. labor market.

- 22:45 Final value of the S&P Global Manufacturing PMI in December: It is an important indicator for measuring economic activities in the U.S. manufacturing industry and can reflect the overall development trend of the manufacturing industry.

- 23:00 U.S. November construction expenditure monthly rate: It can reflect the expenditure of the U.S. construction industry, and thus have a certain indicative effect on economic growth and investment activities.

- 20:45 U.S. ICSC-UBS Warburg chain store sales annual rate last week: It can show the sales growth or decline trend of the U.S. retail industry in the short term, and has a certain reference value for the activity of the consumer market.

- 21:55 U.S. Red Book commercial retail sales annual and monthly rates last week: Similar to the ICSC-UBS Warburg chain store sales data, it can reflect the sales of the U.S. retail industry from different angles.

- 23:00 U.S. ISM Output Index, Employment Index, Inventory Index, Price Payment Index, New Orders Index, Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index in December: These data can comprehensively reflect the production, employment, inventory, prices, orders and other aspects of the U.S. manufacturing industry, and are of great significance for judging the overall operating conditions and future development trends of the U.S. manufacturing industry.