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CPI Today, PPI Tomorrow: Markets Focus on Inflation Data
US inflation data is once again at the center of attention this week. The September CPI data, set to be released today (October 14), is being closely watched as a key benchmark for risk assets, including cryptocurrency markets.
What Are the Expectations?
According to the median forecast of economists:
- Annual headline inflation (headline CPI): Expected to be around 3.6% (it was 3.4% in August). Much of the increase stems from rising energy prices.
- Core inflation (core CPI, excluding food and energy): Expected to be in the 2.4%–2.5% ra

$SK Hynix $BTC I put in 10,000 USDT last month. After a month of relentless effort, I now have only 100 USDT left—the harder I work, the more money I lose,

South Korean stocks are experiencing one of their most critical days. After wiping out $108 billion in market value with a 3.2% drop yesterday, the KOSPI index plunged below the 6,000 level this morning, October 13, 2026, falling over 6% and triggering its first sell-side trading curb in two months.
This is not a simple panic sell-off, but a collision of three macro factors at once. And precisely for that reason, when examined academically, it presents a clear opportunity: I am accumulating on dips in stages.
Let's look at the real data. Samsung Electronics traded down to 237,000 won intraday

Hey can @grok what price could Bitcoin hit in 2029? Please edit this image to that price.

U.S. September CPI rises to 3.7%, putting Fed rate-hike pressure back on the table!
Tonight’s U.S. inflation data both came in above expectations, and markets are in for more pain.
September CPI rose year-on-year from 3.4% to 3.7%, above the expected 3.6%.
Core CPI rose from 2.4% to 2.6%, also exceeding the expected 2.5%. Overall CPI rose 0.6% month-on-month, putting the inflation rebound squarely on the table.
This time, energy was the main culprit. Gasoline prices surged 9.1% in September alone, contributing more than half of the overall monthly CPI increase, while energy prices rose 20.4% y

HEX founder Richard Heart has reportedly been arrested in Istanbul, Turkey.

$WAL When selecting coins, especially when chasing pumps, the first thing we need to look at is trading volume. Volume drives price; if there is no volume behind the trading, don’t enter.
For example, this coin had very little volume during its first rally. If you entered at this point, could you make money? Yes, but it would be very frustrating. So when we trade, we first wait for a surge in volume that can break through a previous high on the left. At that point, you can try entering with a portion of your position. Even if it pulls back a bit, because it rallied on heavy volume, it will gen

After the bearish CPI data was released in the evening, Bitcoin began a one-way decline from around 83,900, steadily breaking below the 83,000 mark and reaching a low near 82,500, for a total drop of nearly 1,400 points. The short position we opened around 83,500 in the evening accurately captured this decline, successfully taking profit on nearly 800 points of movement. The price has now made a slight rebound to around 82,700 for consolidation.
On the 4-hour chart, the price has broken below the recent uptrend line and lost support from the MA7 and MA30 moving averages, indicating that the sh

Gold: nine intraday wins
Long at 4087, exited at 4095, 8 points, 1137🔪$XAUT

$BIO This coin will fall
Sell at 0.02745–0.02765; targets 0.02715, 0.02700, 0.02680; stop-loss 0.02785

$ALGO ALGO/USD – Year-Long Base Complete, +103% Target
After over a year of declining price action, ALGO/USD has been forming a base near multi-year lows. A rising support trendline has been developing since mid-2026, and price is now breaking upward from that structure.
A continuation of the current move targets the ~0.2450 resistance zone, representing a gain of approximately 103% from current levels.

Seeing $DEEP rise 13.16% in a day, my first reaction was also to chase it—I reached out.
After going through 48 one-hour candles, I pulled back.
The 20:00 candle surged to a new high of 0.02489 and closed at 0.02382.
It surged 4.34%, then was dumped back down, with volume 44 times higher—the second-largest of this move.
On one hand: volume expansion, a breakout to a new high, and +13.16% intraday—the bulls have all the reasons they need.
On the other hand: a 2.85% upper wick and a 1.61% bearish real body—the new high was swept up.
Retail accounts are long-biased at 1.34:1, while large-holder

$ZZZ Chart Analysis

#USSeptemberCPITopsEstimates
🇺🇸 US Macro — CPI
Headline CPI
- MoM: +0.6% (forecast: +0.5% / previous: +0.4%)
- YoY: +3.7% (forecast: +3.6% / previous: +3.4%)
Core CPI
- MoM: +0.3% (forecast: +0.2% / previous: +0.3%)
- YoY: +2.6% (forecast: +2.4% / previous: +2.4%)
🤔 Inflation is running hotter than expected, which could put additional pressure on risk assets, including crypto. This may complicate the outlook for rate cuts and trigger some volatility across the market

#万物皆数 Every good asset has endured wind and rain and repeated shakeouts before reaching its peak.

🚨 $nas100: order book is heavy, price action looks super clean here!
chart update on the macro index. we're looking at a textbook accumulation structure right above our major local floor. whales are quietly cooking something big in the background while retailers are panic selling the minor liquidity sweeps.
the price floor at $30370 is holding up like steel. every time the market structure dips into this accumulation zone, buy orders are instantly absorbing the supply. we are steadily clawing our way up to the next logical magnetic zone. target is locked at $30870. if the macro narrative shif

#美国9月CPI超预期 The U.S. September CPI released tonight came in well above expectations across the board. The market will immediately reprice the probability of a Fed rate hike in October, and Bitcoin will likely come under pressure in the short term.
How far did inflation exceed expectations
Data released at 20:30 Beijing time showed:
· Headline CPI rose 3.7% year-on-year, up from 3.4% previously
· Core CPI rose 2.6% year-on-year, up from 2.4% previously
· Core CPI rose 0.3% month-on-month, above expectations of 0.2%
This means the market’s previous expectation of “moderating core inflation” has