#USSeptemberCPITopsEstimates 5 Numbers That Tell the Real Story
The headline from Wednesday's inflation report was simple: prices rose faster than expected. But the numbers underneath are what really matter. Here are the five I kept coming back to.
1. 3.7%: the headline
Consumer prices rose 0.6% in September from the month before, taking the annual inflation rate to 3.7%, up from 3.4% in August and above economists' expectations of 3.6%. It's the second straight month of acceleration, and the pace is moving further from the Fed's 2% goal.
2. 9.1%: gasoline
Fuel did most of the heavy lifting. M

#美国9月PPI大超预期 #美国9月CPI超预期 The Federal Reserve, Inflation, and Employment: How Ordinary People Can Understand U.S. Macroeconomic Indicators
Don’t confuse CPI, PCE, and PPI
CPI: Price changes on the consumer sideCPI, the Consumer Price Index, measures the average change in the prices of a basket of goods and services purchased by urban consumers, including food, housing, transportation, and medical care. Every household has a different consumption structure, so personal experiences and the index average may differ. The “core CPI” often mentioned in the news excludes food and energy. This does not

#StrivePlans500MillionRaiseToBuyMoreBitcoin
Strive Plans a $500 Million Raise to Buy More Bitcoin — What Does This Mean for the Crypto Market?
The institutional Bitcoin story is getting more interesting. Strive's reported plan to raise up to $500 million to purchase additional Bitcoin has caught my attention because it highlights how some companies continue to explore Bitcoin as part of their corporate treasury strategy.
For me, the important question is not simply how much Bitcoin a company wants to buy. I also want to understand how it plans to raise the money, what risks shareholders coul

🎁 I’m truly touched to have received two thoughtful gifts in a row from friends in the industry!
The first was a Blue Box sleep set from @BAI_AGI.
It feels wonderfully comfortable, and amid the busy pace of life, it’s a gentle reminder to get plenty of rest. Thank you, @Anchor9960.
The second came from @NodeXX_cn: a full set of branded merchandise.
T-shirts, cushions, baseball caps, and more were all included—I can really feel how much thought the team put into it. Thank you, @jolin_xyz.
It feels so good to be remembered. In the second half of 2026, we’ll keep moving forward together 💪

Hi lawyers!
Just conducting some business transactions 👀

₿ BITCOIN MARKET UPDATE: BULLS VS. BEARS — WHO WILL WIN?
Back to the #Bitcoin market, where bulls and bears seem to be calling each other fools while the price struggles to choose its next direction. 😂🐂🐻
After pulling back, BTC has rebounded near the $80,000 zone, showing encouraging strength on the hourly timeframe. However, a short-term bounce does not necessarily mean the downtrend is over.
📊 Here’s what matters right now:
🔹 First Resistance: The 4H MA200 trendline remains a key hurdle for the bulls.
🔹 Major Resistance: Even if BTC breaks above the MA200, the 4H MA120 near $83,800 cou

web3 developer activity just hit a 5-year low
the builders are leaving?

☀️ GM! The market has been very noisy this week. 🔊
Hot inflation data, tech stock volatility, and BTC searching for direction.
📌 Today's question: What is the single most important signal?
📊 How will inflation shape the next move?
₿ BTC, stocks, or gold — what are you watching?
👀 Has your trading plan changed this week?
Filter out the noise. Share what matters.
🎁 Post your weekly outlook on Gate Square to claim a red packet, with larger surprise rewards distributed at random.
👇 Share your outlook:
https://www.gate.com/post

#美国9月PPI大超预期 #美国9月CPI超预期 The Federal Reserve, Inflation, and Employment: How Ordinary People Can Understand U.S. Macroeconomic Indicators
Don’t confuse CPI, PCE, and PPI
CPI: Price changes on the consumer sideCPI, the Consumer Price Index, measures the average change in the prices of a basket of goods and services purchased by urban consumers, including food, housing, transportation, and medical care. Every household has a different consumption structure, so personal experiences and the index average may differ. The “core CPI” often mentioned in the news excludes food and energy. This does not

@RIL_Updates reply on @Starlink “Competition is welcome. Rules are the same for everyone.”
Jio’s own satellite services clearance is also still pending.
Starlink will also have to go through the same process.
Jio’s claim 530 million customers, in one decade.
Everything is only on the rule of law.

🟢 $BTC long
Stop: $80488
Target 1: $86500
Target 2: $87362
3.58R planned · 8/10 checks
Hyro risk: 0.48%
— DTT

$PONS Revenue over the past three days has been around 7WU, basically bottoming out and rebounding. It can’t go any lower; if it drops to 2–3WU, that wouldn’t be a retreating tide—it would mean no one is fucking playing anymore.

Bro, don’t worry—time will prove this is the final dance!

JUST IN:
🇯🇵 6.9 magnitude earthquake in Japan.

On the daily chart, Xiao Huangyu remains in a bearish structure of progressively lower highs. After consecutive declines, a candlestick with a lower shadow appeared, indicating a short-term willingness to stabilize and recover, and a technical rebound may emerge. However, the bullish candle's body is relatively weak and failed to break above the point where the previous decline began; essentially, it remains a pullback recovery
On the 4-hour chart, the price staged a slight rebound after stabilizing at a low, with several small bullish candles formed consecutively in the short term. However, t

#美国9月PPI大超预期 #美国9月CPI超预期 The most valuable signal this week was neither CPI nor PPI, but “Treasury yields falling ‘abnormally’ in response to inflation”—the market is beginning to shift from “fearing inflation” to “fearing rate hikes will kill the economy.”

This week’s (10/12-16) script: three consecutive inflation hits (CPI at 3.7% above expectations → PPI at 6.3%, a four-year high → retail sales at 0.8%, also strong), but the market did not follow the straight line of “inflation → rate hikes → risk assets collapse.” Instead, it traced a “divergent” curve: Japan and South Korea stocks suffe