Next week, the nonfarm payrolls report is set to make a major impact, as the market braces for a "super data week."

BlockBeats news, September 27 - Next week, global markets will usher in a series of major economic data and central bank officials' speeches, with U.S. employment, inflation data, and Federal Reserve policy signals deserving key attention.

On Tuesday, the U.S. will release August JOLTs job openings and September consumer confidence index;

On Wednesday, the U.S. will release August core PCE price index, personal spending, final Q2 GDP, and ADP employment data, with multiple Federal Reserve officials scheduled to speak;

On Thursday, the U.S. will release September ISM manufacturing PMI and initial jobless claims, with multiple Federal Reserve officials as well as Bank of England and European Central Bank officials also making密集 statements.

On Friday, the week's most important U.S. economic data will be released, including September nonfarm payrolls, unemployment rate, and average hourly earnings.

Among them, nonfarm payrolls and wage data will become important references for the market to judge the U.S. labor market conditions and the Federal Reserve's subsequent policy path. In addition, the Eurozone will release preliminary September CPI, and Japan will release August unemployment rate.

On Sunday, seven OPEC+ oil-producing countries will hold their monthly oil policy meeting, and the market will focus on their latest arrangements for crude oil supply policy; Australia will also enter daylight saving time on that day.