2025-12-02 11:03:16

Italy has just released its Producer Price Index (PPI) for October: the year-on-year inflation dropped drastically to 0.2%, a significant decline from the 1.5% of the previous month. This slowdown in production costs could indicate an economic cooling in the eurozone, something that markets are digesting with attention. Deflationary pressure or simple seasonal adjustment? The data certainly adds more pieces to the current macroeconomic puzzle.

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SatoshiHeir

· 12-05 06:10

It should be pointed out that this sharp drop in Italy’s PPI from 0.2% to 1.5% is not a seasonal adjustment at all, but rather an on-chain proof of a recession signal in the eurozone—it's just that most retail investors haven’t realized it yet.

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BlockchainBouncer

· 12-04 19:09

0.2%??? Dropped straight down from 1.5, this is starting to feel more and more like deflation.

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LayerZeroHero

· 12-02 23:23

0.2% PPI? This drop in data is indeed worth a technical verification, plummeting straight from 1.5%... it feels more like a systemic adjustment rather than noise.

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ShadowStaker

· 12-02 23:07

0.2% ppi drop is wild, ngl... but deflation in eurozone? that's basically saying the whole validator network just lost half its yield overnight. seasonal my ass, this smells like structural stress tbh

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