Tomorrow (January 22nd) is a trading day, and there are many macroeconomic factors worth paying attention to.

In the first half of the day, the focus is mainly on Europe. The EU will hold an emergency summit to discuss how to respond to Trump's tariff plan — this issue is related to the market direction. Australia will also release the December seasonally adjusted unemployment rate, and the UK will publish data on public sector net borrowing and retail sales.

The key period is in the evening. The European Central Bank will release the minutes of the December monetary policy meeting, which is a market focus. Following that, a wave of US data will be released: first, initial jobless claims (for the week ending January 17), then Q3 GDP final estimate, personal consumption expenditures (PCE) quarterly rate final estimate, and core PCE price index — these three indicators directly reflect the economic fundamentals.

Later, the Eurozone consumer confidence preliminary index will be released, and in the US, the November core PCE price index (annual and monthly rates) and personal spending monthly rate will be published. These inflation data will influence expectations for the Federal Reserve's future policy.

In the early hours of the next day, EIA energy inventory data will be released — including natural gas inventories, crude oil inventories, Cushing crude oil inventories, and strategic petroleum reserve inventories. Although there is some time before the market close, these can still provide traders with some reference.

Overall, these 24 hours will be packed with policy signals and economic data. Whether you're watching stocks, exchange rates, or cryptocurrencies, you need to stay alert to the rhythm of these data releases.