The global financial calendar is packed this week, with multiple key data releases and events worth watching. On Monday, China's October RatingDog Manufacturing PMI, the final October Manufacturing PMIs from multiple European and American countries, and the U.S. October ISM Manufacturing PMI will be released; on the same day, 1 trillion yuan of overnight reverse repos and 56 billion yuan of 7-day reverse repos will mature; Apple, Palantir, and others will release earnings reports. On Tuesday, the Reserve Bank of Australia will announce its interest rate decision and monetary policy statement, and Governor Bullock will hold a press conference; Switzerland's October CPI, U.S. September JOLTs job openings, and factory orders data will be released; Chicago Fed President Goolsbee and multiple ECB Governing Council members will speak; the Tokyo Stock Exchange will be closed for Culture Day; Pfizer, AMD, BioNTech, and others will release earnings reports. On Wednesday, China's October RatingDog Services PMI, the euro area's October CPI preliminary reading, U.S. October ADP employment, the September trade balance, and the October ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI and other data will be released; ECB Governing Council member Nagel and Chief Economist Lane will speak; the U.S. Treasury will release its quarterly refunding announcement; the 24th China Semiconductor Packaging and Testing Technology and Market Annual Conference will be held in Nanjing from November 4 to 6; Qualcomm, Arm, Uber, McDonald's, and others will release earnings reports. On Thursday, France's September industrial production, the euro area's September PPI, the Bank of England's interest rate decision, U.S. initial jobless claims, and the Global Supply Chain Pressure Index will be released; the Bank of Japan will release the minutes of its September monetary policy meeting; multiple officials from the European Central Bank, Bank of England, and Swiss National Bank will speak; Cleveland Fed President Hammack will speak on stablecoins and safe-haven currency exchange rates; Saudi Aramco will announce official crude oil selling prices; Zai Lab, BeiGene, ConocoPhillips, and others will release earnings reports. On Friday, Germany's September industrial production, the euro area's September retail sales, Canada's October employment, the U.S. October nonfarm payrolls report, and the preliminary November University of Michigan consumer sentiment index will be released; ECB President Lagarde and New York Fed President Williams will speak; Bank of England Chief Economist Pill will speak on policy decisions and the economic outlook; Canada's finance minister will release the federal budget; Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing, Moderna, and others will release earnings reports. On Saturday, the U.S. weekly oil rig count and China's October foreign exchange reserves will be released; Bank of Japan Governor Ueda will speak at the IMF and hold a dialogue with IMF Managing Director Georgieva.