Last week the bond market ran everything, and the strange part was how the week ended: the dollar and gold followed rising interest rates while stocks and Bitcoin followed a happier risk mood, and falling oil is what let both be true at once. This week hands the tape back to the calendar. Two scheduled U.S. numbers tower over the rest, the Fed’s favorite inflation gauge on Wednesday and the monthly jobs report on Friday, with Australia’s central bank likely raising rates on Tuesday and a rejected oil deal sitting underneath it all. After a week of guessing what officials meant, this is a week where the data does the talking. The daily close, the price at the end of each trading day, keeps score again.