[Next Week's Macro Outlook: US and European PMI Data to Be Released, Energy Trends Remain the Short-Term Focus] BlockBeats News, March 21 – As the Iran war enters its fourth week, the situation has yet to show clear signs of easing, leaving the market unsettled. The Iran war and its impact on energy prices remain the short-term focus on Wall Street. In addition, next week's release of US and European macroeconomic data will allow the market to assess whether the recent surge in energy prices has started to transmit to consumer prices and the broader economy. Below are the key points the market will focus on in the coming week (all times in Beijing Time): Monday 22:00 – US January Construction Spending MoM; Tuesday 7:30 – Japan February Core CPI YoY; Wednesday 8:30 – Australia February Non-Seasonally Adjusted CPI YoY; Wednesday 15:00 – UK February CPI MoM, UK February Retail Price Index MoM; Wednesday 20:30 – US Q4 Current Account, US February Import Price Index MoM; Wednesday 22:30 – US EIA Crude Oil Inventories for the week ending March 20; Thursday 20:30 – US Initial Jobless Claims for the week ending March 21; Thursday (TBD) – G7 Finance Ministers' Meeting, running through March 27; Friday 7:00 – Speech by Federal Reserve Vice Chair Jefferson; Friday 23:30 – 2027 FOMC Voter and San Francisco Fed President Daly delivers opening remarks at a conference on macroeconomics and monetary policy.