Wall Street is waiting for China to open and also waiting for China to close.

Today may be the exclusive performance time for Chinese investors. Even the bustling vegetable market is talking about the stock market. Many European and American traders are ready to stay up late to observe the performance of the Chinese market.

1. The Chinese market is expected to continue last week's rally. On Sunday night, Shanghai and Shenzhen relaxed purchase restrictions (Beijing's news may be released today), and the good news was released before the Chinese stock market opened, which was obviously to boost the market.

2. China will release a series of important economic indicators on Monday, the most important of which are official and unofficial manufacturing PMI data. Investors will feel the real warmth from the economic data.

· It will take some time for stimulus policies to translate into encouraging economic activity data, so investors may have to continue to endure some sobering data in the coming weeks and months. But it is undeniable that optimism has swept the entire market. Last Friday's economic data was not as expected, which did not affect the market's big rise that day. What needs to be careful is that the market's volatility has increased, and both big rises and big falls are possible.

3. However, the global market may see changes after the Chinese stock market closes. Federal Reserve Chairman Powell will speak at 01:00 a.m. Beijing time on Tuesday. He is expected to bring some incremental information, otherwise this speech will lose its meaning.

Before his speech, Nick Timiraos of the New Fed News Agency published an article titled "Rate Cuts Do Not Guarantee a Soft Landing," which may have some connection with Powell's speech.

In addition, the US will release September non-farm data this Friday. The Federal Reserve has always liked to "spoil" major data before it is released, allowing the market to digest it slowly in advance.

4. Today is the end of the month and the end of the quarter. Fund managers usually adjust their positions. Assets that have seen large gains in the previous period face the risk of a correction. For example, the performance of gold and the US stock market today is worth noting.