How do you view tonight’s CPI data?
The previous reading was 3.4, and the forecast is 3.6. The market’s performance over the past few days has already reflected the market’s assumption of a rebound in September inflation.
Therefore, as long as the figure comes in line with expectations, there should basically be no major downside catalyst.
The main thing to watch is the core CPI data, which is expected to be 0.2. This is the inflation data excluding energy.
As long as the core figure does not exceed expectations, the impact from energy will be in line with market expectations.
In summary, watc

gm,
is a good day to have a good day. and to do something ridiculous.
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$PONS Up 19 points in a day, while BTC is still grinding around—the capital is clearly looking for a new narrative.
First, look at the broader market backdrop. BTC is stuck at a key level and repeatedly testing it, while the Fed’s rate-cut expectations keep swinging hot and cold. Market participants don’t dare go aggressively into major coins, but they haven’t been idle either—where are they going? They’re moving into small caps with more upside potential. Today, $PONS is the most typical beneficiary.
Here are the live figures: $PONS is currently at 0.3343, up 18.97% over 24 hours, with a high

News Flash: AVAX prints a tight daily range! 📊 Sitting at $10.153 with a minor -1.551% drop on the day. ⚡ Topped out at $10.427 before testing support down at $10.143. 🧐 Price action is so quiet you can hear the order books whispering. DYOR and stay sharp, Not financial advice. $AVAX #GateIdleEarnAutoYieldUpTo3% #GateLaunchesTrenchesWith0GasFee #ShareWeekly #WeekendMarketBullishOrBearish

Midnight US Stock Diary Day 3
Forgot to update yesterday
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Basically unchanged
Thanks to Google and McDonald's
and SpaceX not falling much
My positions have basically avoided the market pullback these past few days
Looking at the pre-market
The current summary for US stocks is that trading volume has contracted
but is concentrated in the 20% of mega-cap stocks
Other sectors are all lying flat without moving
AI concentration is very high
The current strategy remains unchanged
1. Allocate to mega-caps and hold
2. Buy oversold names in defensive sectors
3. Prepare to buy the dip in

10.14 Gold Evening Review: Gold Breaks Down to Refresh the Intraday Low! Bears Open Up Further Downside

Spot gold rose to the 4170 stage high intraday before meeting resistance and retreating. Bears then continued to exert pressure, sending prices lower amid volatility and breaking through multiple support levels in succession. The current quote is 4136, with an intraday low of 4135, refreshing the intraday low. The short-term bearish trend has strengthened again, while bulls are retreating step by step.

Fundamentals: The release of U.S. CPI data is imminent this evening, and strong wait-a

🟠 NEW PREDICTION MARKET: Can Bitcoin reach $86,000 this week?
Reaching $86,000 is priced at 37.5% in the Oct. 14 snapshot. CPI and ETF demand could move prices before the Oct. 18 cutoff.

U.S. Treasury yields may react first—will the October rate hike be put on hold?
Compared with the volatility in U.S. equities, the Treasury market may better reflect investors’ true assessment of Federal Reserve policy. This week, the U.S. September CPI and Warsh’s remarks will come one after another, making the direction of Treasury yields especially important to watch. #美国9月CPI即将公布 #每周来晒
The market had previously expected headline CPI for September to rise to 3.6% year over year, while core CPI may fall to 0.2% month over month. If this combination materializes, it would mean that energy pr

CPI sets the direction tonight! Gold bulls and bears await the data to break the deadlock.
At 20:30 tonight, the U.S. September CPI data will be released. The annual rate was previously 3.4% and is expected at 3.6%; the monthly rate was previously 0.4% and is expected at 0.6%.
If the data rises above expectations, expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut in October will cool sharply, while a stronger dollar will pressure gold, and gold prices are highly likely to fall further; if the data comes in below expectations, rate-cut expectations will heat up, the dollar will retreat, and gold may

So, have Hot Wheels cars also switched to new energy?

Don’t “fake it till you make it.”
Stop acting like your past self; act like the person you are going to become.

$ETH #美国9月CPI即将公布 Today's yield is also quite good

🎯 BTC is consolidating near $83,289 after sweeping liquidity at $81,031. A breakout above $83,840 could target $84,360+, while losing $82,839 may expose $81,800 support. Patience is key—wait for confirmation before entering your next trade. 📊🚀

$U 's direction is not ambiguous; the real challenge is whether it is still worth continuing to bet on that direction from the current position.
One more point on the event front: the platform announcement reads, “Gate Research: U.S. Stocks Extend Gains, Moscow Exchange to Launch Regulated Crypto Trading.” It can explain the level of attention, but cannot by itself prove that it caused this round of gains or losses; ultimately, it still depends on whether the key levels hold.
This time, I am not looking at the gainers and losers rankings, only the positioning. The current price is 1.0001, abou

#USCPISoon #ShareWeekly
US September CPI data has been officially released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the numbers came in softer than market expectations across the board. Headline CPI printed at 3.2 percent year-over-year, down from the previous 3.4 percent reading. Core CPI, which excludes the volatile food and energy components, came in at 2.2 percent year-over-year, declining from 2.4 percent and marking the lowest core reading since early 2021. Shelter inflation eased to 4.6 percent from 5.0 percent. Energy inflation slowed to 4.1 percent from 5.6 percent. Food inflation moder