Fed Macro Data Alert: Producer Price Index Release
The Federal Reserve just dropped critical inflation metrics that market participants should pay attention to:
On the Producer Price Index front, the yearly reading came in hotter than anticipated at 3.0%, beating the 2.7% forecast. The monthly print showed 0.2%, slightly undershooting the 0.3% projection. Core PPI told a similar story—the annual figure hit 3.0% versus the expected 2.6%, while the monthly core reading stayed flat at 0.0%, coming in below the 0.1% consensus.
These numbers suggest persistent inflationary pressures at the producer level, which could influence Fed policy direction and market sentiment across assets including crypto markets. Traders will be watching closely to see how this data shapes expectations for future monetary policy moves.
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EntryPositionAnalyst
· 01-14 19:20
Why is PPI data so hot? The annual 3.0% breaks expectations, indicating that inflation is still stubborn... Now the probability of the Fed raising interest rates again has probably increased.
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staking_gramps
· 01-14 19:19
PPI data exceeded expectations again, now the Fed has to take real action. The rate hike cycle is still a long way off.
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FOMOSapien
· 01-14 19:16
PPI exceeded expectations again... inflation hasn't been fully suppressed yet, so the Fed will probably have to tighten their belt again.
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CommunitySlacker
· 01-14 19:12
PPI has surged again, now the Fed has to jump around, and our crypto circle will have to follow the volatility again.
Fed Macro Data Alert: Producer Price Index Release
The Federal Reserve just dropped critical inflation metrics that market participants should pay attention to:
On the Producer Price Index front, the yearly reading came in hotter than anticipated at 3.0%, beating the 2.7% forecast. The monthly print showed 0.2%, slightly undershooting the 0.3% projection. Core PPI told a similar story—the annual figure hit 3.0% versus the expected 2.6%, while the monthly core reading stayed flat at 0.0%, coming in below the 0.1% consensus.
These numbers suggest persistent inflationary pressures at the producer level, which could influence Fed policy direction and market sentiment across assets including crypto markets. Traders will be watching closely to see how this data shapes expectations for future monetary policy moves.