Market sentiment has turned positive, paying attention to the release of US economic data

Market risks have been resolved this week, and sentiment has turned positive. The Fed's hawkish outlook pushed the U.S. dollar index to a two-month high. U.S. technology companies reported positive earnings, and the artificial intelligence craze continues.
This week, the market is paying attention to U.S. economic data: the final manufacturing PMI value for October is announced at 22:45 on Monday; JOLTs job vacancies for September are announced at 23:00 on Tuesday; ADP employment numbers for October are announced at 21:15 on Wednesday; and the number of initial jobless claims is announced at 21:30 on Thursday.
Several FOMC voting committee members spoke on Friday. A large amount of U.S. private sector data will be released next week, and the market will focus on the ISM survey and the ADP employment report. Weak data may trigger expectations of a rate cut in December.