This week's macro outlook: Non-farm payroll data is coming soon, and precious metal trends may influence capital flows!

On February 1, the market experienced macro events such as the FOMC meeting and the confirmation of the Federal Reserve Chair nomination. After a mid-term rally, precious metals also sharply declined. The future trend will significantly impact short-term capital movements and is worth monitoring.
This week, there are few major macro events and data releases, which may disturb the market, including the Bank of Japan's January monetary policy meeting summary and US non-farm payroll data, specifically as follows:
Monday:
US January S&P Global Manufacturing PMI Final, US January ISM Manufacturing PMI;
Bank of Japan releases January monetary policy meeting summary of deliberations.
Tuesday:
US December JOLTs Job Openings; FOMC voter and Atlanta Fed President Bostic speaks;
Federal Reserve Board member Bostic speaks.
Wednesday:
US API and EIA crude oil inventories for the week ending January 30; France, Germany, Eurozone, UK January Services PMI Final;
Eurozone January CPI YoY preliminary, Eurozone January CPI MoM preliminary, Eurozone December PPI MoM;
US January ADP employment change, US January S&P Global Services PMI Final, US January ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI.
Thursday:
US initial jobless claims for the week ending January 31, US January Global Supply Chain Pressure Index;
FOMC voter and Atlanta Fed President Bostic participates in monetary policy discussion and Q&A.
Friday:
US January Unemployment Rate, US January Non-Farm Payrolls (seasonally adjusted);
US January Non-Farm Employment Change Final (not seasonally adjusted);
US February 1-year inflation expectations initial value;
US February University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index initial value.