Latest numbers show something interesting: from September through October this year, 14 out of 37 major economies kept their inflation rates pretty much flat when you look at the year-over-year CPI readings. That's roughly 38% holding steady while others are still wrestling with price swings. For anyone watching macro trends, this stabilization pattern matters—especially when you're trying to gauge whether central banks might shift their stance on rates, which obviously ripples into risk asset appetite and liquidity flows across markets.

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HypotheticalLiquidatorvip
· 7h ago
38% stable? The data looks reassuring, but I think it's more dangerous... As soon as the central bank shifts its stance, leveraged positions are instantly liquidated, and the domino effect has just begun.
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AlwaysAnonvip
· 7h ago
Hmm... 38% stability sounds good, but the other 62% are still messing around.
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ApeWithNoFearvip
· 12-09 15:59
38% stable? Alright, let's wait and see how the central banks mess around with it.
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HodlTheDoorvip
· 12-09 01:57
38% holding steady? The central bank is about to take action this time, so risk assets need to get ready.
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DAOplomacyvip
· 12-09 01:55
ngl, 38% "holding steady" is just path dependency dressed up as stability... the game theoretical implications here are arguably non-trivial when you consider the ones still flailing around. but sure, let's pretend central banks won't immediately pivot once the data narrative shifts
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StakeTillRetirevip
· 12-09 01:55
Has the 38% stabilized? That's the real key. The central banks are about to take action.
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VitaliksTwinvip
· 12-09 01:54
38% held steady? Feels like the central banks are preparing a big move...
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MEVvictimvip
· 12-09 01:31
Hmm... 38% being stable is truly stable, but what about the remaining 62%? That's the real issue. Whether the central banks collapse or not still depends on their decisions.
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MrDecodervip
· 12-09 01:29
38% is holding steady, looks like the central banks will have to think this over. Liquidity might be about to change...
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