This week’s macroeconomic events include CPI from Canada and the United Kingdom, as well as a hearing in the United States.

This week's macroeconomic events include Canada's CPI on Monday, the US House FinCEN hearing on Tuesday, the UK's CPI on Wednesday, the European Central Bank interest rate decision, US jobless claims, and the OCC GENIUS Act comment deadline on Thursday, and the CFTC crypto perpetual contract comment deadline on Sunday. (CoinDesk) AI interpretation: The US weekly initial jobless claims, as a high-frequency indicator of the labor market, directly reflect the resilience of US employment and corporate layoff trends. This data is a key reference for the Federal Reserve to assess the effectiveness of monetary policy transmission; its fluctuations directly determine the pace of interest rate adjustments. The market uses this data to precisely calibrate expectations for a soft landing of the economy and to reprice asset risk premiums accordingly. The release of this indicator reinforces the market's assessment of the supply and demand balance in the US labor market and serves as the main driving force behind short-term financial market volatility.