Next week's market focus should be on these key events——

The US budget battle is still ongoing. Although there have been some signs of progress in bipartisan negotiations over the past couple of days, the odds on Polymarket are still showing: there is over a 60% probability that the government shutdown won't be resolved next week. This uncertainty keeps market sentiment on edge.
**Quick overview of the economic calendar:**
November 10th, Monday, the Bank of Japan will release the summary of opinions from last month's monetary policy meeting;
November 11th, Tuesday, the Eurozone's November ZEW Economic Sentiment Index will be published;
November 12th, Wednesday, New York Federal Reserve President Williams and US Treasury Secretary Bostick will speak, and their remarks often hint at policy directions;
November 13th, Thursday, the European Central Bank's Economic Bulletin will be released.
Additionally, there's an unmissable event on Monday: Warren Buffett's Thanksgiving shareholder letter is coming.
Berkshire Hathaway announced last Friday that on November 10th, they will release a press statement containing Buffett's latest comments on philanthropy, company operations, and other shareholder concerns. This letter is particularly noteworthy because the old man has been increasingly low-profile in recent years, and this may be his final shareholder letter as CEO.
Starting next year, the annual shareholder letter will be handled by the new CEO, Abel, and Buffett himself will no longer appear on the shareholder meeting stage.
The 94-year-old "Oracle of Omaha" seems to be intentionally preparing for a farewell—perhaps this is his "last lesson" for his followers.