Recent economic data over the past week has shown interesting divergence. US CPI remained at the market expectations level, appearing stable, but PPI exceeded expectations and rose—this kind of divergence often attracts market attention. Meanwhile, the US Supreme Court has once again postponed ruling on Trump's tariffs-related cases, adding more uncertainty to trade prospects.
Cryptocurrency assets are particularly sensitive to macroeconomic data. This week, two major events should be closely watched: the release of US November PCE data and the Bank of Japan's interest rate decision. PCE, as the Federal Reserve's most closely watched inflation indicator, will directly influence subsequent policy directions; while the Bank of Japan's interest rate movements relate to changes in the global liquidity environment. The timing of these data releases could trigger significant volatility in the crypto market, so investors should conduct risk assessments in advance.
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MEVictim
· 9h ago
PPI exceeding expectations, this needs to be closely watched; it feels like the PCE data release will be explosive.
Don't sleep on the Japanese Central Bank side either; when the time comes, they might really have to cut losses.
Is Trump's tariff case still delayed? It feels like they're just buying time for the bears.
Staying up late to watch the data again, it might trigger another wave of liquidations.
CPI stable? PPI rising? This contradictory phenomenon seems a bit off.
The crypto market might have an incident this week; clearing half of your positions in advance might be more reassuring.
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AirdropHunterKing
· 9h ago
Take my advice: once the PCE and Bank of Japan data are released, the crypto market will definitely shake again. Have you confirmed your wallet address in advance? Don't be caught off guard and panicked when the volatility hits.
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AltcoinHunter
· 9h ago
CPI steady, PPI soaring? This is obviously setting a trap for us... We really need to keep a close eye on the PCE and the Bank of Japan at these two key points. Last time, we got hammered because we didn't interpret the data correctly. This time, we need to do thorough research, or else we'll be the ones taking a loss again.
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TokenDustCollector
· 9h ago
PPI unexpectedly rose sharply, and this wave is indeed hard to sustain. It feels like the Federal Reserve's policy turning point is going to fluctuate again.
CPE data and the Bank of Japan that day are probably going to cause bloodshed again. I have already liquidated two-thirds in advance.
The tariff case has been delayed repeatedly, which is really outrageous. This kind of uncertainty is more torturous than a bear market.
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Degentleman
· 9h ago
PPI exceeds expectations, now things are getting interesting. CPI looks stable but is it really stable? Feels like we're just waiting for PCE to stir things up.
Court delays again? Will there ever be a conclusion to this tariff issue? Uncertainty is at its peak.
The Bank of Japan and the Federal Reserve are acting together, the crypto market needs to stay alert. Next week, sleep might be difficult.
This is the ultimate test of mental resilience. Major fluctuations are imminent, it all depends on who has a good mindset.
Recent economic data over the past week has shown interesting divergence. US CPI remained at the market expectations level, appearing stable, but PPI exceeded expectations and rose—this kind of divergence often attracts market attention. Meanwhile, the US Supreme Court has once again postponed ruling on Trump's tariffs-related cases, adding more uncertainty to trade prospects.
Cryptocurrency assets are particularly sensitive to macroeconomic data. This week, two major events should be closely watched: the release of US November PCE data and the Bank of Japan's interest rate decision. PCE, as the Federal Reserve's most closely watched inflation indicator, will directly influence subsequent policy directions; while the Bank of Japan's interest rate movements relate to changes in the global liquidity environment. The timing of these data releases could trigger significant volatility in the crypto market, so investors should conduct risk assessments in advance.