#数字货币市场洞察 There's an important data release to watch tonight at 11 PM—the annual PCE Price Index is about to be announced.
This time is a bit special. Since the CPI data hasn’t been released yet, the PCE has become the only inflation indicator the Fed can reference before the December FOMC meeting. The market is already reacting: the USD exchange rate has weakened in advance, and everyone is waiting for this number.
The core logic is simple: if the data comes in hot, above expectations, then it's highly likely rates will stay unchanged in December; but if it meets or falls below expectations? Then the window for a rate cut opens up.
What the Fed cares about most is core PCE—this figure directly influences their decision-making balance. So tonight's data isn't just a number; it will shape the market's liquidity expectations going forward. Keep a close eye on it.
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· 13h ago
Is the US dollar going to fall? Then I really need to keep an eye on my spot holdings. This data is really crucial.
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PanicSeller
· 13h ago
Here we go again. The US dollar weakens, crypto prices go up, and as soon as rate cut expectations come in, everything fucking reverses. This is exactly how I got wrecked last year.
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PanicSeller
· 14h ago
At critical moments like this, whenever the Federal Reserve speaks, the crypto world gets shaken up.
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BitcoinDaddy
· 14h ago
Once the rate-cut window opens, the crypto market will take off. I’ve seen through the Fed’s game.
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WenAirdrop
· 14h ago
It’s that kind of crucial data again—once it’s released, the crypto market is bound to shake. If the PCE really surges and the Fed stays put, we’ll have to recalculate our liquidity expectations. When the time comes, whoever manages to buy the dip will make a killing.
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BoredRiceBall
· 14h ago
Rate cut expectations are sky-high, but I still feel like the Fed is going to be dovish again tonight.
#数字货币市场洞察 There's an important data release to watch tonight at 11 PM—the annual PCE Price Index is about to be announced.
This time is a bit special. Since the CPI data hasn’t been released yet, the PCE has become the only inflation indicator the Fed can reference before the December FOMC meeting. The market is already reacting: the USD exchange rate has weakened in advance, and everyone is waiting for this number.
The core logic is simple: if the data comes in hot, above expectations, then it's highly likely rates will stay unchanged in December; but if it meets or falls below expectations? Then the window for a rate cut opens up.
What the Fed cares about most is core PCE—this figure directly influences their decision-making balance. So tonight's data isn't just a number; it will shape the market's liquidity expectations going forward. Keep a close eye on it.