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The market lately has felt like a never-ending drama: inflation refuses to leave the stage, investors can’t sleep easy, and traders spend every day guessing what the Fed will do next.
On November 13, the U.S. October PPI is due. If producer inflation cools significantly this time, the market may finally get the sentiment reset it has been waiting for.
Why? Because a lower PPI could mean less cost pressure on businesses, which could also ease pressure on consumer prices in the future. That, in turn, could reduce the need for the Fed to keep interest rates high and rekindle expectations for looser policy.
Bitcoin, Ethereum, and tech stocks are typically sensitive to liquidity expectations. If interest rate expectations turn more favorable, investors may take another look at riskier assets.
Still, don’t pop the champagne just yet. If PPI dips only slightly and falls short of market expectations, prices could still rise first and then fall. #每周来晒 and #美国10月PPI即将出炉
The cruelest thing about investing is that good news doesn’t always push prices up, and bad news doesn’t always send them down.
Can the bulls really turn things around this time? $SNDK