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U.S. seasonally adjusted CPI remained at an annual rate of 3.4% at the end of August.



After all this, how will the script play out next?
Will we continue to be bearish, with a prolonged decline, or
will we see a surge straight up to the heavens?
It seems both scenarios are missing one thing:
Liquidity!
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LiquidityShepherd
18 minutes ago
3.4% is in line with expectations but not enough for rate cuts; the real pain comes from liquidity drying up, so let’s just hang in there for now.
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OrderBlockHunter
18 minutes ago
The data is neither hot nor cold, but the market is suffering the most.
Wait for a clear liquidity signal before making a move.
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BlueChipBeliever
18 minutes ago
First Review
CPI is stuck at 3.4%, and the Fed will probably dodge the issue again. With the liquidity hurdle still uncleared, a bull market is unlikely to arrive.
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