January 1st-7th Weekly Outlook | Web3 Important Events and Financial News
January 1st
New Year's Day holiday, stock markets in many countries around the world closed for one day. CME suspended trading of precious metals, crude oil, forex contracts and other contracts for the whole day. ICE suspended trading of Brent crude futures contracts for the whole day.
January 2nd
Manufacturing PMI data from China, US, UK, France, Germany and Eurozone.
January 3rd
SUI will unlock 34.62 million tokens (approximately $26.86 million) at 16:00 on January 3rd, accounting for 3.35% of circulating supply.
US December ISM Manufacturing PMI and November JOLTs Job Openings.
Fed Chairman Powell will give a speech on economic outlook.
January 4th
Federal Reserve releases minutes of monetary policy meeting.
US December ADP Employment Change (in thousands).
US Initial Jobless Claims for the week ending December 30th (in thousands).
January 5th
GAL will unlock approximately three million tokens (approximately $7 million) at 16:00 on January 5th, accounting for approximately 3.3% of circulating supply.
US December Nonfarm Payrolls and Unemployment Rate.
January 6th
Fed Chairman Powell gives a speech.
January 7th
HFT will unlock approximately fourteen point six million tokens (approximately five point one million dollars) at 16:00 on January 7th , accounting for approximately four point eight percent of circulating supply.
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