September's inflation numbers just dropped, and they're running hotter than expected. The annual rate climbed to 2.8%, marking another uptick in price pressures. This acceleration could shift the Fed's calculus on rate decisions going forward, which means potential ripples across risk assets including crypto markets. Worth keeping an eye on how the central bank responds to this persistent inflation trend.
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TeaTimeTrader
· 9h ago
Up another 2.8%. It doesn’t sound like much, but it’s really pretty annoying... Is the Fed going to keep raising interest rates? If so, the crypto market will be shaken again.
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SolidityJester
· 10h ago
2.8% really isn’t that scary, right? Compared to last year’s increase, this already counts as cooling down... But it really depends on what the Fed does. It feels like a rate hike cycle is coming.
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MetaMasked
· 10h ago
2.8%? Here we go again... The Fed will have to get tough this time, and the crypto world is probably in for another round of turbulence.
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MevShadowranger
· 10h ago
2.8% has increased again, so the interest rate hike expectations will change once more. The crypto community is going to get shaken up.
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ForkItAllDay
· 10h ago
2.8%? Now the Fed is going to stir things up again, and the crypto space is going to take a hit...
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ChainChef
· 10h ago
2.8% hotter than expected? bruh the recipe's getting overcooked fr... fed's about to flip the whole kitchen upside down and we're all just sitting here watching our portfolios marinate in uncertainty. time to check those yield farming ingredients before the heat turns up 🔥
September's inflation numbers just dropped, and they're running hotter than expected. The annual rate climbed to 2.8%, marking another uptick in price pressures. This acceleration could shift the Fed's calculus on rate decisions going forward, which means potential ripples across risk assets including crypto markets. Worth keeping an eye on how the central bank responds to this persistent inflation trend.