2026-01-17 06:31:16

#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 Recently, the commodities market has been quite interesting. I just entered this sector, and as a result, gold, silver, copper, and tin are all moving downward, which caught me a bit off guard. That said, this wave of decline is also related to recent economic data—core inflation figures have come in below market expectations, which usually affects the attractiveness of safe-haven assets. In the commodities sector, short-term fluctuations really test one's nerves. I wonder what everyone thinks—should we continue holding positions or adjust our strategies?

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CryptoGoldmine

· 11h ago

Core inflation being lower than expected is actually a signal to short the US dollar. The decline in non-metallic commodities is actually an opportunity to position. It is recommended to look at the 30-day computing power return ratio data before making a decision.

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AlphaLeaker

· 11h ago

Damn, another loss. This wave of inflation data really slapped us in the face. But speaking of which, why are short-term fluctuations so fierce? Feels like we're always caught off guard. Core inflation is below expectations... I understand the logic, but the quick response is really fortunate. Holding positions or cutting losses, this is truly a problem. Gold and silver have dropped so sharply, it feels like someone is dumping the market. Should I short-term bottom fish or wait and see? I'm conflicted. Inflation isn't that hot, so the demand for safe-haven assets is naturally weak. That logic makes sense. Should I hold on or run? Everyone is betting on what the central bank's next move means. I'm the type to buy more as prices fall, maybe I have a brain hole. Looking at the technicals, it probably hasn't bottomed out yet.

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MiningDisasterSurvivor

· 11h ago

I've experienced it all: once inflation expectations reverse, commodities plummet right along with them. The pace is even more intense than during the 2018 cycle.

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failed_dev_successful_ape

· 11h ago

It's time to bottom out, and the cooling of inflation is actually a long-term positive.

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BasementAlchemist

· 11h ago

So even gold can fall, inflation isn't as fierce as we imagined.

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