The Fed’s most closely watched inflation indicator—the PCE data—is about to be released. This one is especially critical because the CPI data has already been delayed, which means tonight’s report is the only inflation reference the Fed will have ahead of its December policy meeting.
The market is basically holding a magnifying glass, ready to scrutinize every number and statement in the report. After all, whether rate cut expectations can be realized largely depends on what this set of data says.
Everyone, buckle up—there could be volatility tonight.
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MerkleMaid
· 12h ago
PCE is here, so let's see whether the Fed will really cut rates or just pretend to.
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NotSatoshi
· 12h ago
PCE is coming, we really need to keep a close eye on this.
Everyone betting on a rate cut is waiting, but it feels risky.
No CPI data, so tonight it all depends on this.
Oh man, it's going to be a roller coaster again.
There’s a major data release to watch tonight!
The Fed’s most closely watched inflation indicator—the PCE data—is about to be released. This one is especially critical because the CPI data has already been delayed, which means tonight’s report is the only inflation reference the Fed will have ahead of its December policy meeting.
The market is basically holding a magnifying glass, ready to scrutinize every number and statement in the report. After all, whether rate cut expectations can be realized largely depends on what this set of data says.
Everyone, buckle up—there could be volatility tonight.