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United States Consumer Price Index (CPI)
Consumer Price Index CPI in the United States increased to 324.80 points in September from 323.98 points in August of 2025. The annual inflation rate in the US rose to 3%, the highest since January, from 2.9% in August and below forecasts of 3.1%. The energy index increased 2.8% and the food index increased 3.1%. Meanwhile, core inflation actually slowed to 3% from 3.1%, with markets expecting it to stay at 3.1%. Compared to the previous month, the CPI increased 0.3%, below 0.4% in August and forecasts of 0.4%. The index for gasoline rose 4.1% and was the largest factor in the all items monthly increase.
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CPI of all items rises 0.3% in September
The consumer price index of all urban consumers rose 0.3%,seasonally adjusted and rose 3.0 percent over the last 12 month,not seasonally adjusted.The index for all items less food and energy increased 0.2 percent in September.#CPIdata #CPI_DATA #CPI数据

The Consumer Price Index (CPI) is a measure of the average change over time in the prices paid by urban consumers for a market basket of consumer goods and services. Indexes are available for the U.S. and various geographic areas. Average price data for select utility, automotive fuel, and food items are also available.#CPIdata #CPI数据 #CPI_DATA #cpi #CPIReport

Big Fed Move Balance Sheet Down Rate Cuts Ahead

The FED quietly shrunk its balance sheet by $25 BILLION in just 7 days & every Fed official is now openly signaling rate cuts & a return to money Printings 📉🖨️

This signals major market shifts ahead Stay alert for volatility inflation moves and new opportunities in crypto & DeFi 🌐⚡

Whats your Strategy.......?

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Plot twist! CPI actually 'dove', rate cut probability soars to 70%! Is this a bear trap?
This week's market is more thrilling than a roller coaster ride! Just a couple of days ago, we were in the ICU, gasping for air due to macroeconomic bad news, and this morning, it seems like the KTV booth has been booked for us again?
Let me highlight a key point: the signals behind this are very thought-provoking:

October CPI 'disappeared'?
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics made big news, announcing that the CPI report for October will not be released and will instead wait until December 18th to release November's data. This kind of operation is rare in the history of the U.S. stock market.
My interpretation: Whether it's due to data collection issues or something else, for the current market, 'no news is good news.' This means that in the coming weeks, we have less of a sword hanging over our heads, and major funds don't have to worry about data shocks, allowing them to act.

The Federal Reserve collectively 'changes faces'
Just a couple of days ago, they were hawkish to scare the market, and today the officials collectively 'dove'. CME data shows that the probability of a 25 basis point rate cut in December has directly rebounded to 71.3%!
My interpretation: Wall Street is playing psychological warfare. The previous sharp drop washed out the highly leveraged bulls, and now with a reversal in expectations, the logic of liquidity is back.

Judgment on the future market:
Such a rapid switch in macro sentiment is most likely to create a 'V-reversal'.
In the short term: Since the $82,000 level has not been broken, and now there is macroeconomic support, it is highly probable that there will be a 'massacre' targeting the bears. Funds will rekindle the narrative of loose liquidity.
Operationally: Don't continue to hold a bearish view. During this vacuum period of CPI data, the market might even see a wave of retaliatory rises. Focus on those leading stocks that were previously oversold and have high elasticity (like SOL or some strong memes).

Soul-searching question:
Do you think this delay in CPI is a 'mega positive' or is it to cover something up? With this rebound starting, have you hopped on board? Show your positions in the comments! 👇

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Negative news has settled, positive effects are to be realized, a surge of #CPI数据 is expected tonight

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📉 The delayed non-farm payroll, a key decision: tonight's data may ignite the market!

The U.S. September non-farm payroll report, delayed for a full month and a half, is finally making its “grand debut” tonight (November 20) at 21:30! This report is highly anticipated not only because it is a “barometer of the global economy”🧭, but also because it emerges at a special macroeconomic juncture: despite the turmoil of the government shutdown, the data was collected before the shutdown and its quality and credibility remain reliable.

This “delayed” data, therefore, is given a heavier mission. Looking back to last month, the Federal Reserve chose a “risk management style rate cut” amid a fog of insufficient data, while also emphasizing that the December action is not a certainty, leading to serious internal divisions. This has caused market expectations to fall into chaos, with the current interest rate market showing that the probability of a rate cut in December is close to “fifty-fifty”🎲, with investors uncertain.

Thus, this non-farm payroll report will become the key to breaking the deadlock. It will provide the most direct weight to the Federal Reserve's wavering balance, confirming whether economic slowdown prompts the central bank to continue shifting, or demonstrating economic resilience thereby supporting a wait-and-see approach? Regardless of the outcome, it is very likely to become the core catalyst for igniting the year-end market 💥.

Tonight, the market will hold its breath in anticipation. Which way do you think this “delayed truth” will tip the market's balance? Feel free to share your insights in the comments!

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The Great Divide of the Federal Reserve! The probability of a rate cut in December has been halved, causing global assets to collectively tremble.

The just-released minutes from the Federal Reserve's October meeting have sent shockwaves through the market! Officials are in a heated debate, with December rate cut expectations plummeting from 58% a week ago to 31.8%. The US dollar index has surged past 106, and the 30-year mortgage rate has skyrocketed to 7.8%, affecting the financial situations and investment portfolios of ordinary people!

The core conflict is laid bare: hawks insist that "inflation hasn't met expectations," warning that cutting rates now would undermine two years of anti-inflation efforts, considering that core PCE is still stuck at 2.8%, far exceeding the 2% target. Coupled with geopolitical conflicts pushing oil prices higher, the risk of inflation rebound remains unresolved; doves urgently cry out that "the economy needs to cool down," with manufacturing PMI shrinking for three consecutive months and corporate loan costs reaching a new high since 2008. Further delaying a rate cut could push the unemployment rate over 4%. More dramatically, the voting in October revealed: 10 votes in favor of a 25 basis point cut, 2 votes against, with one member advocating for a direct cut of 50 basis points and another insisting on holding steady, showcasing unprecedented divisions.

Even worse, the Federal Reserve is caught in a "data blind spot"! The US Bureau of Labor Statistics has just announced the cancellation of the October non-farm report, merging it into the report due on December 16, right before the final meeting of the year on December 11, which means officials will have to make crucial decisions "blindly." To make matters worse, the reduction of the balance sheet is set to stop early—starting in December, there will be no further reduction of Treasury and MBS holdings. This round of balance sheet reduction has already cut over $2.5 trillion, and now there are concerns that insufficient bank reserves could trigger market volatility.

The market has already begun to panic: the Dow Jones Industrial Average has dropped over 300 points, the Nasdaq has plummeted 1.8%, and the 10-year US Treasury yield has reached a new high since 2007; the RMB midpoint has decreased by 218 points to 7.3156, with the euro and pound also diving. For ordinary people, credit card annual interest rates have soared to 20.7%, and monthly mortgage payments are 30% higher than last year. Goldman Sachs has directly suggested overweighting short-term Treasuries and steering clear of growth stocks and real estate.

Powell is now practically "dancing on a knife's edge": on one hand, there is internal strife leading to division, and on the other, a lack of data making precise decisions impossible, while also having to guard against financial risks—private credit defaults, high stock market valuations, and rising hedge fund leverage. Next, we will look at the December non-farm and CPI data, but before that, market volatility will only become more severe. #美联储何时降息？ #12月19号降息 #美联储会议 #鲍威尔讲话 #CPI数据 $BTC $ETH $XRP

Brothers, the recent "technical delay" in the U.S. is finally about to release data! 🔥
The core economic data that was delayed due to the government shutdown and technical issues is now all scheduled — including initial jobless claims, PPI, CFTC weekly report, etc., all set to be released at once!

The key points are coming👇

📌 Initial jobless claims data leaked early?
An internal project of the U.S. Labor Department accidentally published the data early due to technical issues: for the week ending October 18th, initial claims were 232,000! This is higher than market expectations and is a typical signal of economic cooling. Although the Labor Department stated, "No press release, no explanation, no comments," the impact has already spread.

📌 Core economic indicators are coming out in a bunch
The Labor Department officially explains:
• Employment report (September) → November 25th at 21:30 Beijing time
• PPI (September) → November 27th at 21:30
• Import/Export Price Index (September) → December 3rd at 21:30

These indicators are all key data on inflation and employment that the Federal Reserve is closely monitoring. They haven't been released for over a month, and now they will be released all at once, which is sure to cause greater market fluctuations.

📌 CFTC is even more exaggerated: will release two months' worth of position reports
Due to the shutdown delaying reports, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission announced that it will start releasing reports this week, and normal operations won't fully resume until January 23rd next year. This means that for the next two months, the market will continuously be impacted by "catch-up position data."

🔥 How to interpret it?
In simple terms, the U.S. market has been like walking in the dark without glasses for the past month, and now suddenly all the data is being thrown out at once, causing volatility to spike. The cryptocurrency market, stock market, and commodities will all be affected, and the policy expectations for the Federal Reserve's December meeting will also be repriced due to this.

In the coming days, the market will be even more turbulent than you think.

Get ready, the storm is coming. 🌪️📉📈
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BREAKING JUST IN:
Alarm bells! The three "economic tigers" of the US are out of control, and an interest rate cut in December seems inevitable?

Pay attention! The US economy is facing an attack from three tigers: debt, inflation, and structural imbalances are exploding simultaneously, and an interest rate cut in December has become the general consensus in the market. What does this mean for us in the crypto world?

🐯 Three economic tigers are completely out of control
The first tiger: the debt tsunami
• US debt has exceeded $34 trillion, with interest costs amounting to $2 million per second
• Bridgewater hedge fund, led by Dalio, warns: "The debt crisis is like a heart attack"
• The monthly volume of new debt is equal to the cost of one Tesla

Second tiger: the specter of inflation
• Core inflation remains stubbornly high at 4.5%
• Purchasing power continues to decline, supermarket prices have risen 30%
• "Official data is completely at odds with people's perceptions"

Third tiger: structural imbalance
• GDP growth is entirely dependent on large technology companies
• The manufacturing sector continues to shrink, the labor market is distorted
• "False prosperity hides the emptiness of the real economy"

💊 Lowering interest rates has become the only option
Faced with three crises, the Federal Reserve will have to lower interest rates:
• Debt interest pressure has become unbearable
• The risk of recession significantly outweighs fears of inflation
• The probability of interest rate cuts in December has risen to 85%
"If interest rates are not lowered, a debt explosion will occur!"

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Thursday marks a key turning point for bulls and bears, with data being released for the first time after more than forty days of stagnation!

The release of the U.S. non-farm payroll report for September has been delayed, and the fog around CPI data has not cleared, attracting global market attention.

As an important barometer of macroeconomics, non-farm data and inflation indicators directly affect the Federal Reserve's monetary policy, which in turn impacts the crypto market.

Experts point out that the delay in data could exacerbate market volatility; if economic weakness signals are amplified, investors may turn to cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin as a safe-haven choice, driving fund inflows.

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Odds of a December rate cut fell under 50%.

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