đŸ‡ș🇾 Nov 2–6: a packed U.S. calendar—if you’re watching crypto, be sure to save these times

The times below have been converted to Vietnam time:

📌 Tuesday, Nov 3 — 22:00
September JOLTS: job openings, hires, and separations. Don’t just look at job openings—the quits rate also shows how confident workers feel

đŸ—łïž Midterm elections
Election Day in the U.S. is Nov 3. In Vietnam time, preliminary vote counts will be followed mainly from Wednesday morning, Nov 4. Close races may take more time; election-night results are not the final certified results

📌 Wednesday, Nov 4 — 20:15
October ADP: private-sector employment. This is a separate measure and shouldn’t be treated as a sure forecast for nonfarm payrolls

📌 Thursday, Nov 5 — 20:50
Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack takes part in a panel discussion at “The SNB and Its Watchers.” She and Lisa Cook voted to raise interest rates by 0.25 percentage points at the Oct 28 meeting, while the majority chose to hold steady

📌 Friday, Nov 6 — 20:30
Official October jobs report: nonfarm payrolls, unemployment rate, and wages

For crypto, I’ll compare the data with expectations, then watch the dollar and bond yields. Strong data doesn’t necessarily push prices up, and weak data doesn’t necessarily send them down—it depends on how the market adjusts its expectations for interest rates and growth

With a packed calendar, prioritize risk management; don’t chase long or short positions just because of a hot headline

Sources cross-checked on Nov 2: BLS, ADP, Cleveland Fed, FOMC Oct 28, FEC, and EAC

Are you more focused on the jobs data or the post-election reaction?

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