This is a big day—the first official inflation data to come out after the US government shutdown is finally here.
Unlike employment data, which can be ambiguous, CPI-related data is always straightforward: higher than expected? The market will likely take a hit. Lower than expected? That’s a warm boost.
Tonight’s PCE data is highly likely to stir up some waves. For those holding positions, remember to keep a close eye on the market so you’re not caught off guard by any sudden volatility.
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OldLeekMaster
· 13h ago
Wait, will the data really blow up this time? I bet it’ll be as awkward as last time.
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WalletWhisperer
· 13h ago
Damn, tonight is another thrilling night. When PCE makes a move, it’s always a bloodbath.
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MevHunter
· 13h ago
It's another night like this—hold tight to your stop-loss order.
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OneBlockAtATime
· 14h ago
It's already this damn late, and we still have to wait for the PCE? My heart can't take it anymore.
At 11 PM tonight, the PCE data will be released.
This is a big day—the first official inflation data to come out after the US government shutdown is finally here.
Unlike employment data, which can be ambiguous, CPI-related data is always straightforward: higher than expected? The market will likely take a hit. Lower than expected? That’s a warm boost.
Tonight’s PCE data is highly likely to stir up some waves. For those holding positions, remember to keep a close eye on the market so you’re not caught off guard by any sudden volatility.