Macroeconomic Outlook for Next Week: Non-farm Payroll and Unemployment Rate Data Released on Friday

[Macro Outlook for Next Week: Non-Farm and Unemployment Rate Data Released on Friday] Adam, a macro researcher at Greeks.live, stated in a post on the X platform that there is a lot of macro data this week, with the most important being the non-farm and unemployment rate data on Friday. In the three months since Trump took office, the U.S. economy and trade have been hit hard, and the U.S. stock market has been relatively weak. However, there has not been a clear trend of recession in the economic data, and each major macro data release is worth following to see if there will be a black swan. 4/28 Monday Canada holds federal elections 4/29 Tuesday 4/30 Wednesday U.S. March Core PCE Price Index Year-on-Year (22:00) The World Gold Council released the Gold Demand Trends report for the first quarter. 5/1 Thursday Number of Initial Jobless Claims in the US for the week (20:30) US April ISM Manufacturing PMI (22:00) The Bank of Japan announced its interest rate decision and economic outlook. 5/2 Friday U.S. unemployment rate in April (20:30) U.S. April seasonally adjusted non-farm payrolls (20:30) This Week's Outlook: Recently, implied volatility continues to decline, especially for BTC, where the medium to short-term drop is significant, nearing 45%. The market's expectations for future volatility are low. Although the BTC price is fluctuating around $95,000, the market sentiment in the cryptocurrency space is not high, and one can only say that there has been some improvement.