**[Next Week's Macro Outlook: The Ghost of Stagflation Reappears, CPI and PCE Data Become Key Variables]** BlockBeats News, March 7 — As the situation in Iran further deteriorates, uncertainty surrounding future developments has led to significant market volatility this week. Recent data suggests that the Federal Reserve will have to address rising inflation and declining employment to curb the possibility of stagflation. Below are the key points the market will focus on in the upcoming week (all times in Beijing Time): - **Monday 23:00**: U.S. February New York Fed 1-Year Inflation Expectations - **Wednesday 20:30**: U.S. February Unadjusted CPI Year-on-Year, Unadjusted Core CPI Year-on-Year; U.S. February Seasonally Adjusted CPI Month-on-Month, Seasonally Adjusted Core CPI Month-on-Month - **Friday 15:00**: U.K. January Three-Month GDP Month-on-Month, January Manufacturing/Industrial Production Month-on-Month, January Seasonally Adjusted Goods Trade Balance - **Friday 20:30**: U.S. January Core PCE Price Index Year-on-Year/Month-on-Month, U.S. January Personal Spending Month-on-Month, U.S. Q4 Real GDP Annualized Quarter-on-Quarter Revision, U.S. January Durable Goods Orders Month-on-Month - **Friday 22:00**: U.S. January JOLTs Job Openings, U.S. March 1-Year Inflation Expectations Preliminary Value, U.S. March University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index Preliminary Value If the Core CPI and Core PCE Price Index Month-on-Month figures exceed expectations, it may further support the U.S. dollar. Conversely, if the data is weak, it could weigh on the dollar and boost spot gold prices. Additionally, Oracle (ORCL.N) will release its earnings report after the U.S. stock market closes on Tuesday. (Jin10)