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PANews, March 7th – According to Golden Ten Data, as tensions between the US and Iran escalate, uncertainty about future developments has led to significant market volatility this week. Recent data indicate that the Federal Reserve will have to address rising inflation and declining employment to curb the possibility of stagflation. The following are the key points the market will focus on in the coming week (all times UTC+8): Monday 23:00 (UTC+8): US February New York Fed 1-Year Inflation Expectations; Wednesday 20:30 (UTC+8): US February Unadjusted CPI YoY, Unadjusted Core CPI YoY; US February Seasonally Adjusted CPI MoM, Seasonally Adjusted Core CPI MoM; Friday 15:00 (UTC+8): UK January Three-Month GDP MoM, January Manufacturing/Industrial Production MoM, January Seasonally Adjusted Goods Trade Balance; Friday 20:30 (UTC+8): US January Core PCE Price Index YoY/MoM, US January Personal Spending MoM, US Q4 Real GDP Annualized QoQ Revised, US January Durable Goods Orders MoM; Friday 22:00 (UTC+8): US January JOLTs Job Openings, US March Preliminary 1-Year Inflation Expectations, US March Preliminary University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index; Next week, particular attention should be paid to the February CPI released on Wednesday and the January PCE released on Friday. If the monthly rates of Core CPI and Core PCE Price Index are stronger than expected, it could further support the US dollar; conversely, if the data is weak, it may drag down the dollar and boost a rebound in spot gold. In addition, Q4 earnings season remains active, with attention next week on earnings reports from companies such as Oracle (ORCL.N).

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BlockBeats News, March 7th, as the situation in Iran further deteriorates, the uncertainty surrounding the future direction has led to intense market volatility this week. Recent data suggests that the Fed will have to address the rising inflation and declining employment to curb the risk of stagflation. Here are the key points that the market will focus on in the new week (all times are UTC+8): Monday 23:00 (UTC+8), US February New York Fed 1-Year Inflation Expectation; Wednesday 20:30 (UTC+8), US February Non-Seasonally Adjusted CPI YoY, Non-Seasonally Adjusted Core CPI YoY; US February Seasonally Adjusted CPI MoM, Seasonally Adjusted Core CPI MoM; Friday 15:00 (UTC+8), UK January Three-Month GDP MoM, January Manufacturing/Industrial Production MoM, January Seasonally Adjusted Goods Trade Balance; Friday 20:30 (UTC+8), US January Core PCE Price Index YoY/MoM, US January Personal Spending MoM, US Q4 Real GDP Annualized QoQ Revised, US January Durable Goods Orders MoM; Friday 22:00 (UTC+8), US January JOLTs Job Openings, US March 1-Year Inflation Expectation Preliminary, US March University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index Preliminary. If Core CPI and Core PCE Price Index MoM are stronger than expected, it may further support the US dollar; conversely, soft data could weigh on the dollar, helping to boost a rebound in spot gold. In addition, Oracle (ORCL.N) will release its earnings report after the US stock market closes on Tuesday. (FXStreet)