The U.S. ISM Manufacturing Prices index came in at 58.5 for December, matching the previous month's reading exactly. While expectations had tilted slightly higher at 58.7, the flat month-over-month hold signals steady pricing pressure in the manufacturing sector. For crypto investors tracking macro signals, this data point suggests inflation dynamics remain contained in certain segments, which could influence Fed policy outlook and broader asset class sentiment moving forward.
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AlwaysQuestioning
· 01-07 22:28
58.5 steady? Looks like inflation isn't as fierce as expected. This is good news for the crypto market, right?
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liquidation_watcher
· 01-05 16:33
58.5 flat? This data is a bit boring, I was actually expecting a decline.
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Anon32942
· 01-05 15:23
ISM data is no surprise, staying at 58.5... It seems the Fed still needs to keep observing for now; inflation can still be contained for the time being.
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HodlOrRegret
· 01-05 15:18
58.5 break-even? Feels like inflation isn't that fierce anymore. Should the Fed take a break now?
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APY_Chaser
· 01-05 15:14
ISM data shows no movement again, so the Fed's room to cut interest rates still depends on subsequent developments... crypto enthusiasts need to keep a close eye on this.
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GateUser-9ad11037
· 01-05 15:12
58.5 unchanged? Why isn't this data more shocking?
The U.S. ISM Manufacturing Prices index came in at 58.5 for December, matching the previous month's reading exactly. While expectations had tilted slightly higher at 58.7, the flat month-over-month hold signals steady pricing pressure in the manufacturing sector. For crypto investors tracking macro signals, this data point suggests inflation dynamics remain contained in certain segments, which could influence Fed policy outlook and broader asset class sentiment moving forward.