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REMINDER 🚨
TODAY'S CPI DATA IS GOING TO BE VERY CRUCIAL AND ITS COMING AT 8:30 AM ET.
THE MARKET CONSENSUS IS EXPECTING A 2.5% YoY INCREASE, WHILE LAST MONTH'S CPI DATA WAS 2.3%.
IF CPI COMES HIGHER THAN 2.3%, IT'LL MARK THE FIRST CPI INCREASE SINCE FEBRUARY.
THE FOMC MEETING WILL HAPPEN NEXT WEEK, AND THE FED WILL DEFINITELY KEEP A CLOSE EYE ON THIS.
HERE ARE DIFFERENT SCENARIOS AND HOW THE MARKET WILL REACT 👇
1️⃣ CPI > 2.5%
THIS WILL BE BAD FOR THE MARKETS, REALLY BAD.
NOT ONLY WILL THE CPI BE HIGHER THAN EXPECTATIONS, BUT IT'LL ALSO MARK THE BIGGEST MoM INCREASE IN 2025.
2️⃣ CPI = 2.5%
THIS WILL INITIAL RESULT IN A SMALL DUMP, FOLLOWED BY A REVERSAL.
THE REASON IS THAT MARKETS ARE IN A GOOD MOMENTUM, SO NEUTRAL NEWS MEANS BULLISH NEWS.
3️⃣ CPI < 2.5%
EVERY CRYPTO HOLDER IS PRAYING FOR THIS SCENARIO.
IT'LL PUMP THE STOCK MARKET, BITCOIN AND EVEN ALTS.
IF YOU WANT TO KNOW ABOUT CPI DATA IN REAL JUST FOLLOW ME
#CPIdata #CPIInsights #CPI_DATA #CPIReport
TODAY'S CPI DATA IS GOING TO BE VERY CRUCIAL AND ITS COMING AT 8:30 AM ET.
THE MARKET CONSENSUS IS EXPECTING A 2.5% YoY INCREASE, WHILE LAST MONTH'S CPI DATA WAS 2.3%.
IF CPI COMES HIGHER THAN 2.3%, IT'LL MARK THE FIRST CPI INCREASE SINCE FEBRUARY.
THE FOMC MEETING WILL HAPPEN NEXT WEEK, AND THE FED WILL DEFINITELY KEEP A CLOSE EYE ON THIS.
HERE ARE DIFFERENT SCENARIOS AND HOW THE MARKET WILL REACT 👇
1️⃣ CPI > 2.5%
THIS WILL BE BAD FOR THE MARKETS, REALLY BAD.
NOT ONLY WILL THE CPI BE HIGHER THAN EXPECTATIONS, BUT IT'LL ALSO MARK THE BIGGEST MoM INCREASE IN 2025.
2️⃣ CPI = 2.5%
THIS WILL INITIAL RESULT IN A SMALL DUMP, FOLLOWED BY A REVERSAL.
THE REASON IS THAT MARKETS ARE IN A GOOD MOMENTUM, SO NEUTRAL NEWS MEANS BULLISH NEWS.
3️⃣ CPI < 2.5%
EVERY CRYPTO HOLDER IS PRAYING FOR THIS SCENARIO.
IT'LL PUMP THE STOCK MARKET, BITCOIN AND EVEN ALTS.
IF YOU WANT TO KNOW ABOUT CPI DATA IN REAL JUST FOLLOW ME
#CPIdata #CPIInsights #CPI_DATA #CPIReport
#Alert🔴 #CPIInsights As of today, Wednesday, June 11, 2025, the U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) data for May 2025 is scheduled to be released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) at 8:30 AM Eastern Time (ET), which corresponds to 5:30 PM Pakistan Standard Time (PKT).
Market expectations indicate a potential uptick in inflation:
Headline CPI (YoY): Projected to rise to 2.5%, up from 2.3% in April.
Core CPI (YoY): Expected to increase to 2.9%, from 2.8% in April.
Market expectations indicate a potential uptick in inflation:
Headline CPI (YoY): Projected to rise to 2.5%, up from 2.3% in April.
Core CPI (YoY): Expected to increase to 2.9%, from 2.8% in April.
CPI Inflation 📉 How CPI Impact Crypto Market!
CPI inflation, Powell's testimony in focus!🧐
🏆Focus was now squarely on the consumer price index, due for release on Wednesday, amid concerns that Trump's tariffs policies will add inflationary pressures to the world’s largest economy.
🌆The inflation gauge is projected to show that headline consumer price growth cooled on a month-on-month basis in January and equaled December's annualized pace.
So-called core inflation, which strips out more volatile items like food and fuel, is tipped to accelerate slightly from the prior month.
In December, consumer prices rose by 2.9% year-on-year, above the central bank's target level of 2%.
Meanwhile, Fed Chair Jerome Powell is facing questions today as he testifies to Congressional committees. He will do so again on Wednesday.
In his prepared testimony, Powell said the Federal Reserve does "not need to be in a hurry to adjust our policy stance."📊
#CPIdata #CPIReport #CPIInsights #BTCvsInflation #ConsumerPrices
🏆Focus was now squarely on the consumer price index, due for release on Wednesday, amid concerns that Trump's tariffs policies will add inflationary pressures to the world’s largest economy.
🌆The inflation gauge is projected to show that headline consumer price growth cooled on a month-on-month basis in January and equaled December's annualized pace.
So-called core inflation, which strips out more volatile items like food and fuel, is tipped to accelerate slightly from the prior month.
In December, consumer prices rose by 2.9% year-on-year, above the central bank's target level of 2%.
Meanwhile, Fed Chair Jerome Powell is facing questions today as he testifies to Congressional committees. He will do so again on Wednesday.
In his prepared testimony, Powell said the Federal Reserve does "not need to be in a hurry to adjust our policy stance."📊
#CPIdata #CPIReport #CPIInsights #BTCvsInflation #ConsumerPrices
This content is for beginners to understand the upcoming session.
Content #1
What is CPI and PPI? (Easy Explanation)
CPI = Prices people pay
PPI = Prices businesses pay
CPI (Consumer Price Index):
Shows how much everyday things (food, gas, rent) are going up in price.
If CPI is high, it means inflation is high.
PPI (Producer Price Index):
Shows how much companies are paying to make things.
If PPI is high, companies might raise their prices later.
How It Affects Crypto:
High CPI or PPI = People expect interest rates to go up
→ Crypto often goes down
Low CPI or PPI = Less inflation worries
→ Crypto can go up
Quick Example:
If everything is getting expensive (high CPI), people may sell risky stuff like crypto.
If prices are stable, people feel safer investing in crypto.
#BTC #earn_crypto #CPIInsights #PPIMomentum
Content #1
What is CPI and PPI? (Easy Explanation)
CPI = Prices people pay
PPI = Prices businesses pay
CPI (Consumer Price Index):
Shows how much everyday things (food, gas, rent) are going up in price.
If CPI is high, it means inflation is high.
PPI (Producer Price Index):
Shows how much companies are paying to make things.
If PPI is high, companies might raise their prices later.
How It Affects Crypto:
High CPI or PPI = People expect interest rates to go up
→ Crypto often goes down
Low CPI or PPI = Less inflation worries
→ Crypto can go up
Quick Example:
If everything is getting expensive (high CPI), people may sell risky stuff like crypto.
If prices are stable, people feel safer investing in crypto.
#BTC #earn_crypto #CPIInsights #PPIMomentum
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