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With the hot wind of an economic "soft landing" sweeping across Wall Street, the three major US stock indices all recorded their largest weekly gains of the year this week. The most representative S&P 500 index can even reach a historic high by rising another 2%.
Some investors believe that with the help of CPI, PPI, and retail data, the resilience of the US economy can withstand the Federal Reserve's release of high interest rates that are restraining economic vitality. Positive emotions (and hot money) have re entered this year's super bull stocks - Nvidia rebounded from its low point by over 20% in just two weeks, driving the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index to soar high.
(Nvidia daily chart, source: TradingView)

At the same time, some analysts believe that the resilience of the US economy may not be worth the market's optimism as it is now, and they are also looking forward to more financial reports and data to confirm this, such as Target, the second largest retail department store in the US, and Macy's.
In addition to domestic companies that reflect the US economy, some well-known Chinese concept stocks will also release their financial reports next week. Xiaopeng Motors and Futu Holdings will debut on Tuesday, while Xiaomi, which is highly regarded for its car manufacturing business, will disclose its performance on Wednesday. On Thursday, it will be NetEase, Baidu, Bilibili, and Weibo's turn to face the market test.
Next week will still be a week full of the Federal Reserve's presence. Next Thursday morning Beijing time, the Federal Reserve will release the minutes of its last FOMC meeting. Given that Powell has clearly stated that interest rate cuts are "on the table," the market will use a magnifying glass to search for clues in this minutes.
Another highlight is the Jackson Hole Conference of the Federal Reserve. Although the official schedule has always been released relatively late, we already know the most crucial event - Powell will take the stage to give a speech at 22:00 Beijing time on Friday night.
(Source: Federal Reserve Calendar)

Due to market expectations fluctuating back to the consensus of a 25 basis point Fed rate cut, the market's expectations for Powell are quite moderate. For example, economists from BNP Paribas stated in this week's research report that the key highlight of Powell's speech will be the recognition that progress in inflation is sufficient to allow for interest rate cuts to begin.
For stock market investors, there are still some potential themes worth paying attention to next week.
Firstly, the theme of the game. The highly anticipated "China's first 3A game" "Black Myth: Wukong" will be globally launched at 10am Beijing time next Tuesday (August 20th). Although the global media reviews that lifted the ban in the early stages gave mostly positive reviews, the final "whether or not champagne can be opened" still depends on the first wave of feedback from millions of pre order players worldwide. At the same time, Gamescom, the 2024 Cologne Game Show, will also open on Tuesday local time.
(Source: Game Science, Steam)

The delivery robot company Serve Robotics, which was recently hyped up, will attend the EnerCom Denver conference next Tuesday. This company, backed by Nvidia and Uber, is known for developing artificial intelligence delivery robots.
[align center] (Serve Robotics' delivery robots roam the streets of the United States, source: company website)

Next Friday, there will be another event that Wall Street and Omaha investors are highly concerned about. Berkshire Hathaway's arbitrage deal, Liberty Media Group, will hold an online shareholders' meeting next week to vote on splitting its only asset, Liberty Sirius XM (which holds 80% of Sirius XM's shares), and subsequently merging it with Sirius XM. If everything goes smoothly, this set of transactions will be completed this quarter. The market generally expects that the next routine event on Wall Street will be to see who runs faster after receiving the merged stocks.
Overview of Important Financial Events Next Week (Beijing Time)
Monday (August 19th): The Democratic Party of the United States holds its national convention (until August 22nd), and Federal Reserve Governor Waller delivers a public speech
Tuesday (August 20th): China's one-year/five-year LPR for August, Eurozone CPI for July, Reserve Bank of Australia releases minutes of August monetary policy meeting, Swedish central bank announces interest rate decision, Chinese domestic game "Black Myth: Wukong" officially launched
Wednesday (August 21st): Bank of Thailand announces interest rate decision, Bank of Indonesia announces interest rate decision, Atlanta Fed Chairman Bostic delivers speech, and Federal Reserve Board Member Bar delivers speech
Thursday (August 22): Federal Reserve releases minutes of monetary policy meeting, European Central Bank releases minutes of July monetary policy meeting, Eurozone/Germany/France/UK August PMI data, Jackson Hole Global Central Bank Annual Meeting opens (until August 24)
Friday (August 23): Japan's July CPI, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell's speech on economic outlook at Jackson Hole Annual Meeting, Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda and Finance Minister Toshiichi Suzuki attend parliamentary hearing
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