# PCE

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#USMayPCEInflationRisesTo4.1%HighestIn3Years
The latest U.S. Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) inflation report has once again placed inflation at the center of global market discussions. As the Federal Reserve's preferred measure of inflation, the PCE Index is more than just another economic indicator—it plays a critical role in shaping monetary policy expectations, investor confidence, and the direction of global capital flows.
A reading of 4.1%, the highest level in three years, suggests that inflationary pressures remain more persistent than many market participants had anticipated.
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HelalChowdhury:
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Record Streak, Frozen Homes?
The world's most powerful central bank just lost a 62-month staring contest with its own target — and the housing market next door is quietly rewriting the affordability playbook while nobody was watching. These two forces are pulling on every risk asset from equities to crypto, and the connection is tighter than most traders realize.
🔹 #PCE inflation has burned above the Federal Reserve's 2% line since April 2021 — 62 consecutive months and counting, the longest overshoot since the target was formally adopted in 2012. Headline PCE clocked 3.5% year-over-year in M
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ybaser:
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Title: PCE Skyrocketed to 4.1%, but BTC Pulled Back Above $60K—Can This Bounce Be Trusted?
Folks, there are two major events today.
First, the PCE data is out. 4.1%.
This is the Federal Reserve's most closely watched inflation indicator, hitting its highest level in nearly three years. CPI is 4.2%, PPI is 5.2%, and now PCE has also reached 4.1%. With three consecutive high inflation readings appearing simultaneously, it's hard for the Fed to pretend not to see it.
Second, BTC has rebounded from around $58,000 to above $60k.
The Fear and Greed Index is at 15, still extreme fear. But the price i
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FlowingColorfulInkHeart:
In June, it dropped by 20% and will be liquidated at the end of the month. In July, let's look at the revised PCE data.
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Tonight, the last macro data of this month is released.
If the core PCE month-over-month rate is less than or equal to the expected value of 0.3%, that's a good number.
If it's 0.4%, the market can actually accept it, especially since oil prices have dropped sharply after the signing of the US-Iran memorandum.
If the core PCE month-over-month rate does not exceed 0.2%, or is 0.3% accompanied by a downward revision of the previous value and weakening actual consumption, then risk assets should see a significant rebound.
Even if it exceeds expectations, the market will view it as indicating the
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MU delivered outstanding results last night.
Q3 revenue $41.46B (market estimate $35.84B), adjusted EPS $25.11 (estimate $20.78), gross margin 84.9%. Q4 guidance is even more aggressive—revenue $50B±1B, gross margin ~86%, EPS $31. It surged 15% in after-hours, now steady around +5%.
The most critical part is those 16 long-term agreements, locking in volumes for 3–5 years with financial commitments of $22 billion. The CEO said, "I put half my life into these LTAs"—meaning MU’s $1.28 trillion valuation logic has shifted from "cyclical stock" to "AI infrastructure," and the story has completely c
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