This week, global economic data and policy decisions are dense, and investors need to closely follow the following important events:

July 28 (Monday):
- The OPEC+ Joint Monitoring Committee meeting will be held at 15:00 GMT, which will provide important clues for the oil market trend.
- The US Dallas Federal Manufacturing Index released at 17:30 GMT will reflect the current state of the US manufacturing sector and may impact the movement of the US dollar.

July 29 (Tuesday):
- Eurozone inflation forecasts will be released at 11:00 GMT, which is a key reference for the European Central Bank in formulating monetary policy.
- The Consumer Confidence Index of the United States, released at 17:00 GMT, will reveal the public's willingness to consume, closely related to the consumer sector of the U.S. stock market.

July 30 (Wednesday):
- The Australian CPI data will be released at 04:30 GMT, which is an important basis for the Reserve Bank of Australia to decide whether to adjust interest rates.
- The Federal Reserve FOMC interest rate decision will be announced at 21:00 GMT, which is undoubtedly the focus of the financial markets this week, and its decision to raise or lower interest rates will directly affect market trends.

July 31 (Thursday):
- The Bank of Japan will announce its decision at 06:00 GMT, and investors should follow whether there are any changes to its Yield Curve Control (YCC) policy, which will dominate the yen's movement.
- The Eurozone unemployment rate data will be released at 12:00 GMT, which is an important indicator of the economic health of the Eurozone.

August 1 (Friday):
- The US non-farm payroll report will be released at 15:30 GMT, including the unemployment rate and the number of new jobs created. This report often triggers significant market fluctuations.

Investors should be aware that market volatility may increase before and after the release of these important data, so please ensure appropriate risk management.