The latest U.S. inflation reading shows CPI holding steady at +2.7% year-over-year, matching expectations exactly. Core CPI came in at +2.6%, slightly cooler than the anticipated +2.7% estimate.



What matters here? This data shapes Fed policy decisions and has ripple effects across crypto markets. When inflation stays elevated, it keeps monetary policy hawkish. Conversely, if core inflation continues moderating—as today's print suggests—you might see softening rate expectations brewing.

For traders and investors, this is signal-reading season. Sticky inflation around 2.7% sits right in that uncomfortable middle ground: not high enough to trigger panic, but not low enough for aggressive rate cuts either. The gap between headline and core CPI also hints at what's driving price pressures. Buckle up—macro data like this often triggers significant market moves across equities, forex, and crypto positions.
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LiquidityOraclevip
· 5h ago
Core CPI outperformed expectations, which is a signal that interest rate cuts might be coming, but the Federal Reserve isn't that easy to turn hawkish... The most frustrating part is the middle ground, where it’s neither up nor down.
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NewDAOdreamervip
· 5h ago
Core CPI falls below expectations, and the rate cut anticipation is back? The middle ground is too uncomfortable, and the retail investors in the crypto circle are about to start guessing again.
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BlockchainNewbievip
· 5h ago
Core CPI didn't drop much again, still at 2.6... How could the Fed really cut interest rates aggressively? This "middle ground" is just to grind us traders to death.
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