This week's focus is on macro data and the SEC's response to the ETH ETF

Lively Anna
07-02

Greeks.live posted that this week is a big macro week, with the most important being the US unemployment rate and non-farm data on Friday. The macro market, which has been silent for many days, has made a comeback, and there are important macro events every weekday.

In terms of encryption, the SEC is likely to respond to the ETH ETF this week. Although it is unlikely to be directly approved, there is a high probability of good news. The quarterly delivery has just ended, and the IV of each major term is very low, which is a good opportunity to build a position.

This week's major events:

Monday, July 1 *

US June ISM Manufacturing PMI

Tuesday, July 2 *

Fed Chairman Powell, ECB President Lagarde and Brazilian Central Bank President Neto spoke at the Central Bank Forum held by the ECB.

The Reserve Bank of Australia released the minutes of the June monetary policy meeting

Wednesday, July 3 **

US ADP employment in June

US initial jobless claims in the week

Thursday, July 4 **

Fed released the minutes of the monetary policy meeting

UK held a general election

ECB released the minutes of the June monetary policy meeting

US SEC may approve Ethereum spot ETF as early as today

Friday, July 5 ***

US unemployment rate in June

US non-farm payrolls in June

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