This week's macroeconomic events include Canadian and UK CPI and US hearings

This week's macroeconomic events include Monday's Canadian CPI, Tuesday's US House of Representatives FinCEN hearing, Wednesday's UK CPI, Thursday's European Central Bank interest rate decision and US unemployment claims and OCC GENIUS Act comment deadline, and Sunday's CFTC cryptocurrency perpetual contract comment deadline. （CoinDesk） AI interpretation: The number of initial jobless claims in the United States this week, as a high-frequency indicator of the labor market, directly reflects the employment resilience of the US economy and the trend of corporate layoffs. This data is a key reference for the Federal Reserve to evaluate the transmission effect of monetary policy, and its fluctuations directly determine the pace of interest rate path adjustments. The market accurately calibrates its expectations for an economic soft landing based on this data and re prices asset risk premiums accordingly. The release of this indicator strengthens the market's judgment of the supply-demand balance in the US job market and is the main driving force affecting short-term financial market fluctuations.