Federal Reserve official reveals: November core CPI hits three-year low, crypto market welcomes positive signals

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【Crypto World】The Federal Reserve’s key spokesperson recently released a set of economic data that has attracted market attention. The US November core CPI year-over-year increase fell to 2.6%, the lowest level since March 2021. More notably, shorter-term data performed even more optimistically—the six-month annualized growth rate remained stable at 2.6%, hitting a new low since July; while the three-month annualized growth rate sharply declined to 1.6%, the lowest since February 2021.

This series of data changes indicates that inflationary pressures are clearly easing. For the cryptocurrency market, the decline in CPI data usually signals that the Federal Reserve may adopt a more dovish stance on monetary policy. Historically, improvements in inflation data have often been accompanied by a rally in risk assets. Investors should closely monitor subsequent economic data trends, as these will directly impact market liquidity conditions and investor sentiment.

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InfraVibesvip
· 12-21 03:55
Another wave of favourable information on CPI has gotten dumped, the Fed must ease up now, right?
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TooScaredToSellvip
· 12-21 01:13
Oh no, it's going to drop again. Or is this time really the chance to rise?
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PositionPhobiavip
· 12-20 04:50
It's the same old story again, just because CPI falls, it has to go up? I remember last time it was said the same way, and what was the result...
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ThatsNotARugPullvip
· 12-18 16:30
Wow, CPI is so low? It really feels like they're about to loosen the monetary policy.
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OldLeekNewSicklevip
· 12-18 16:25
Core CPI hits a new low again. I've heard this claim too many times... Every time it's about "loose expectations" and "rising risk assets," but what happens? Capital keeps fleeing, and project teams keep the same old rhetoric. But on the other hand, short-term data is indeed interesting; a 1.6% increase over three months still looks promising. We need to watch how the Federal Reserve responds next... Just for your reference, everyone.
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CoffeeNFTsvip
· 12-18 16:22
Wow, inflation finally took a breather. The Federal Reserve must start easing now.
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Fren_Not_Foodvip
· 12-18 16:21
Bro, this data is really amazing. With inflation coming down, the Federal Reserve will definitely loosen monetary policy. Our crypto circle is about to take off.
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PermabullPetevip
· 12-18 16:20
Inflation really coming down, does it feel like this wave is about to rebound? --- 1.6% annualized for March, oh my, this number, the crypto market should be getting active now. --- The Federal Reserve's attitude is shifting, liquidity is loosening, so crypto has a chance. This logic makes sense. --- With CPI dropping like this, funds will find a place to go. Is it the real estate market or crypto? Which do you choose? --- Let's wait for the upcoming data, don't rush to go all-in, but it's definitely a good sign. --- Three-year low, at this point in time, it feels a bit familiar. --- Starting to talk about historical patterns again, just worried that this time might really be different. --- Is the tightening ending? If it really is... I can't even imagine. --- Brothers, is the opportunity to buy the dip here?
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MoonWaterDropletsvip
· 12-18 16:14
Wow, is this data real? It feels a bit too optimistic.
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