According to Wu, the US core PCE cooled down last week in October; this week, the focus will be on the non-farm employment and unemployment rate data to be released in the United States. The labor market will affect the Fed's subsequent policy path. Last week, the revised annualized quarterly rate of real GDP in the third quarter of the United States was 5.2%, the fastest growth rate in nearly two years. The US core PCE slowed to 3.5% in October, in line with expectations. China's official manufacturing PMI in November fell to 49.4, lower than expected. China's Caixin manufacturing PMI in November was 50.7, a three-month high. The eurozone's November CPI annual rate was 2.4%, far lower than the previous value of 2.9% and lower than the expected value of 2.7%. This week's key events include China's Caixin service PMI in November, the Reserve Bank of Australia's interest rate decision, the eurozone service PMI in November in the United Kingdom, France, Germany, and the United States, the US ADP employment in November, the US unemployment rate in November, the US non-farm payrolls in November, China's November CPI annual rate, and China's November M2 money supply annual rate.