Macro outlook for next week: Federal Reserve officials enter a quiet period before FOMC meeting, and the CPI game is about to erupt

This week's market has been turbulent, with multiple factors intertwined to affect the market, including repeated US tariff policies, interest rate cuts by the European Central Bank, German fiscal reforms and increased European defense spending, US non farm payrolls, Powell's speech, and more. Traders are trying to sort out various headline news surrounding economic, tariff, and geopolitical developments, causing the market to sway accordingly. Starting from March 9th, North America will implement daylight saving time. Trading hours and economic data releases in the financial markets of the United States and Canada will be one hour earlier than winter time. The following are the key points that the market will focus on in the new week: Monday 23:00, February New York Fed's 1-Year Inflation Expectation Tuesday 22:00, January JOLTs job vacancies in the United States Wednesday 20:30, US February non seasonally adjusted CPI annual rate, US February seasonally adjusted CPI monthly rate, US February seasonally adjusted core CPI monthly rate, US February non seasonally adjusted core CPI annual rate Thursday 20:30, February PPI annual/monthly rate in the United States Friday 22:00, preliminary expectations for the one-year inflation rate in March in the United States, and preliminary expectations for the University of Michigan Consumer Confidence Index in March The most important economic data for the coming week will be the US February CPI inflation report to be released on Wednesday, inflation expectations to be released on Monday and Friday, and PPI on Thursday. These inflation reports will be the last important data before the next meeting of the Federal Reserve on March 18-19.