WEEX Exclusive：WEEX Weekly Preview, August 31-September 4, 2026

Key Themes This Week

Markets will assess whether manufacturing, services, and labor data can reshape expectations for U.S. growth and the rate path. Dell, HPE, Broadcom, and Ciena will provide read-throughs across AI servers, enterprise data centers, custom accelerators, and high-speed optical networking, while Origin Seoul 2026 and the September 4 BTC/ETH weekly expiry may influence institutional flows and short-term crypto volatility.

August 31 | Monday

Origin Seoul 2026 Opens | ★★★☆☆

Origin Seoul 2026 will take place from August 31 to September 2, with a focus on the Bitcoin ecosystem, institutional participation, and Asian digital-asset infrastructure. Institutional partnerships, regulatory developments, or corporate allocation announcements could provide a short-term sentiment catalyst for BTC.

Potential Trading Instruments: Spot: BTC-USDT Futures: BTC-USDT

September 1 | Tuesday

1. U.S. September ISM Manufacturing PMI | ★★★★☆

The ISM Manufacturing PMI will further test U.S. orders, output, employment, and price pressures. Stronger new orders and prices could lift the rate outlook and pressure growth-stock valuations, while a clear slowdown would support valuation relief across risk assets.

Potential Trading Instruments: Spot: QQQON-USDT Futures: QQQ-USDT

2. Dell Technologies FY2027 Q2 Earnings | ★★★★☆

Dell’s results will test demand visibility across AI servers, storage, and enterprise infrastructure, with attention on AI-server revenue, backlog, margins, and full-year guidance. Strong infrastructure results and constructive guidance could reinforce confidence in the durability of AI capex.

Potential Trading Instruments: Spot: DELLON-USDT

September 2 | Wednesday | Key Trading Day

1. Broadcom FY2026 Q3 Earnings | ★★★★★

Broadcom’s results will test demand for custom AI accelerators, networking chips, data-center connectivity, and infrastructure software. Strong AI orders, guidance, and margins could support further upward revisions to the AI capex cycle, while weaker guidance could pressure semiconductor and networking valuations.

Potential Trading Instruments: Spot: AVGOB-USDT Futures: AVGO-USDT

2. Hewlett Packard Enterprise FY2026 Q3 Earnings | ★★★★☆

HPE will provide a read-through on whether AI demand is expanding from hyperscalers toward enterprise customers through servers, AI systems, networking, and data-center solutions. Investors will focus on AI-server orders, enterprise IT spending, networking performance, and margins.

September 3 | Thursday

1. Ciena FY2026 Q3 Earnings | ★★★★☆

Ciena will test whether AI traffic growth is continuing to drive investment in optical networking, data-center interconnects, and telecom infrastructure. Strong orders, backlog, and guidance could reinforce the market’s view of improving demand across optical and AI networking equipment.

2. U.S. September ISM Services PMI | ★★★★☆

The Services PMI will test whether the largest part of the U.S. economy remains in expansion and whether activity, employment, and prices are reaccelerating. Strong activity and price components could reinforce a higher-for-longer rate outlook, while softer data would ease pressure on Treasury yields.

Potential Trading Instruments: Spot: QQQON-USDT Futures: QQQ-USDT

September 4 | Friday | Key Policy and Volatility Window

1. U.S. August Nonfarm Payrolls and Unemployment Rate | ★★★★★☆

The Employment Situation will be the week’s most important macro pricing anchor, with markets focused on payroll growth, unemployment, wages, and revisions. Strong employment and wage data could lift Treasury yields and pressure high-growth equities, while a clear deterioration could raise rate-cut expectations but revive growth concerns.

Potential Trading Instruments: Spot: QQQON-USDT Futures: QQQ-USDT

2. Deribit BTC and ETH Weekly Options Expiry | ★★★★☆

The September 4 BTC expiry carries approximately $2.21 billion in notional open interest, while ETH represents approximately $258 million, with settlement at 08:00 UTC. Unlike the monthly expiry on August 28, this is a new weekly expiry window that may trigger dealer hedging, price pinning, and implied-volatility adjustments.

Potential Trading Instruments: Spot: BTC-USDT, ETH-USDT Futures: BTC-USDT, ETH-USDT

Trading Roadmap This Week

Macro: PMIs and payrolls will shape expectations for U.S. growth resilience and the rate path.

AI: Dell, HPE, Broadcom, and Ciena will validate AI capex expansion across servers, data centers, custom chips, and optical networking.

Crypto: Origin Seoul 2026 will provide a read on institutional participation and Asian digital-asset adoption, while the BTC/ETH expiry will focus attention on volatility and hedging flows.

Risk Appetite: Strong PMIs, AI earnings, and payrolls could reinforce a “resilient growth, delayed easing” trade; softer data may support valuation recovery in growth equities and digital assets.

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