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U.S. Core CPI Exceeds Expectations Are We Closer to the Fed's Target?
The latest U.S. inflation numbers show promising signs for the economy as the Consumer Price Index (CPI) continues to trend down, bringing it closer to the Federal Reserve’s target of 2%.⚠️⚠️
In September, the U.S. CPI grew at an annual rate of 2.4%, slightly higher than the 2.3% estimate but still showing a positive shift from the previous month’s 2.5%.
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⚠️However, the Core CPI, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, came in at 3.3% year-over-year, slightly above the expected 3.2%. While this number is higher than market expectations, it’s worth noting that this is the highest rate since June, signaling that the economy still has work to do in stabilizing inflation in key sectors.
In another significant development, initial unemployment claims surged to 258,000 for the week ending October 5, marking the highest level since early August. This rise in jobless claims indicates potential softness in the labor market, which could factor into future inflationary pressures and Federal Reserve decisions.
As inflation inches closer to the Fed’s goal, the mixed signals from core inflation and rising unemployment will be key factors in determining the central bank’s next move.
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In September, the U.S. CPI grew at an annual rate of 2.4%, slightly higher than the 2.3% estimate but still showing a positive shift from the previous month’s 2.5%.
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⚠️However, the Core CPI, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, came in at 3.3% year-over-year, slightly above the expected 3.2%. While this number is higher than market expectations, it’s worth noting that this is the highest rate since June, signaling that the economy still has work to do in stabilizing inflation in key sectors.
In another significant development, initial unemployment claims surged to 258,000 for the week ending October 5, marking the highest level since early August. This rise in jobless claims indicates potential softness in the labor market, which could factor into future inflationary pressures and Federal Reserve decisions.
As inflation inches closer to the Fed’s goal, the mixed signals from core inflation and rising unemployment will be key factors in determining the central bank’s next move.
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🇺🇸📈 The U.S. core personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index increased by 0.3% in September compared to the previous month, in line with market expectations. On a year-on-year basis, it rose by 3.7%, also meeting expectations. The core PCE index, excluding energy and food, is considered the Federal Reserve's key price indicator. #EconomicData #USInflation 📊🏦📈
US Inflation Exerts Pressure on Bitcoin & Altcoins
Over $400M in Crypto Liquidated Amid US 3.8% Inflation Surge
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Over $400M in Crypto Liquidated Amid US 3.8% Inflation Surge
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How Expensive Has Living in the US Become? 🏡⚡
Over the past couple of years, the cost of living in the United States has seen a significant surge, making basic needs harder to afford for many.
Here’s a closer look at the climbing costs:
🚗 Transport Services:
- Costs have jumped by 18.5% since mid-2022.
🏡 Housing and Services:
- Housing costs have shot up 13.5%, while service inflation is up 11.0%.
💧 Utilities (Water, Sewer, Trash, Electricity):
- These essentials have increased by around 10%.
🥘 Groceries & Beverages:
- Food costs have gone up 8% in the same period.
While overall CPI inflation has risen ~6.0% in the past two years, these key categories are outpacing it, adding to affordability challenges.
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Over the past couple of years, the cost of living in the United States has seen a significant surge, making basic needs harder to afford for many.
Here’s a closer look at the climbing costs:
🚗 Transport Services:
- Costs have jumped by 18.5% since mid-2022.
🏡 Housing and Services:
- Housing costs have shot up 13.5%, while service inflation is up 11.0%.
💧 Utilities (Water, Sewer, Trash, Electricity):
- These essentials have increased by around 10%.
🥘 Groceries & Beverages:
- Food costs have gone up 8% in the same period.
While overall CPI inflation has risen ~6.0% in the past two years, these key categories are outpacing it, adding to affordability challenges.
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🚨 US Government Allegedly Selling Bitcoin: Lawyer's Bold Claim
🔍 Key Points:
- Allegation:
- ⚖️ Finance lawyer Scott Johnsson claims that the U.S. Marshals Service is "almost certainly" selling Bitcoin linked to the infamous Silk Road.
- Transaction Details:
- 💰 On Aug. 14, nearly $600 million worth of Bitcoin was transferred by the U.S. government to Coinbase.
- Government Partnership:
- 🤝 The U.S. Marshals Service partnered with Coinbase for storing confiscated coins, sparking speculation about the fate of these assets.
- Lawyer’s View:
- 🔍 Johnsson believes that the government has already sold or is in the process of selling these Bitcoin holdings.
💬 Your Thoughts:
What impact do you think this potential sale could have on the crypto market? Share your opinions below!
#USmarket #USInflation #BlackRockETHOptions
🔍 Key Points:
- Allegation:
- ⚖️ Finance lawyer Scott Johnsson claims that the U.S. Marshals Service is "almost certainly" selling Bitcoin linked to the infamous Silk Road.
- Transaction Details:
- 💰 On Aug. 14, nearly $600 million worth of Bitcoin was transferred by the U.S. government to Coinbase.
- Government Partnership:
- 🤝 The U.S. Marshals Service partnered with Coinbase for storing confiscated coins, sparking speculation about the fate of these assets.
- Lawyer’s View:
- 🔍 Johnsson believes that the government has already sold or is in the process of selling these Bitcoin holdings.
💬 Your Thoughts:
What impact do you think this potential sale could have on the crypto market? Share your opinions below!
#USmarket #USInflation #BlackRockETHOptions
🚨 BREAKING: 🇺🇸 US Inflation Drops to 2.5%, Surpassing Expectations! 🚨
I've been saying it all along—CPI & PPI numbers continue to beat forecasts, and here's why: The rate cut coming on September 18th is playing a key role! 📉🔥
This lower-than-expected inflation could signal exciting shifts ahead in the market, and savvy investors are already preparing for the next big moves. Don’t get caught sleeping! 😴
What do you think? Ready for the rate cut’s impact on crypto? 🚀📊
#CryptoMarketMoves #BNBChain #RateCutIncoming #USInflation #Binance
I've been saying it all along—CPI & PPI numbers continue to beat forecasts, and here's why: The rate cut coming on September 18th is playing a key role! 📉🔥
This lower-than-expected inflation could signal exciting shifts ahead in the market, and savvy investors are already preparing for the next big moves. Don’t get caught sleeping! 😴
What do you think? Ready for the rate cut’s impact on crypto? 🚀📊
#CryptoMarketMoves #BNBChain #RateCutIncoming #USInflation #Binance
🚨JUST IN: ELON MUSK SPEAKS ON U.S. INFLATION!
🗣️"The rise in prices (inflation) is caused by government overspending, which increases the amount of money faster than the output of goods and services."
He further added:
Inflation was particularly bad during the COVID years, as there was massive government spending despite productivity plunging, with people forced to stay home. That is the vast majority of the problem. #ElonMusk #USInflation #Inflationrate
🗣️"The rise in prices (inflation) is caused by government overspending, which increases the amount of money faster than the output of goods and services."
He further added:
Inflation was particularly bad during the COVID years, as there was massive government spending despite productivity plunging, with people forced to stay home. That is the vast majority of the problem. #ElonMusk #USInflation #Inflationrate
September: A Pivotal Month for the Crypto Market #Alert🔴
September is set to be a defining month for crypto with major events ahead:
Sep 10 – U.S. Trump-Harris Debate: Trump’s pro-crypto stance vs. Harris’s industry connections could influence market sentiment.
Sep 11 – U.S. CPI Report: Expected inflation rise may impact Federal Reserve’s rate decisions, affecting both traditional and crypto markets.
Sep 12 – U.S. PPI & Jobless Claims: These reports will offer insights into inflation and the job market, potentially shaking investor confidence in crypto.
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September is set to be a defining month for crypto with major events ahead:
Sep 10 – U.S. Trump-Harris Debate: Trump’s pro-crypto stance vs. Harris’s industry connections could influence market sentiment.
Sep 11 – U.S. CPI Report: Expected inflation rise may impact Federal Reserve’s rate decisions, affecting both traditional and crypto markets.
Sep 12 – U.S. PPI & Jobless Claims: These reports will offer insights into inflation and the job market, potentially shaking investor confidence in crypto.
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#CryptoMarket #USInflation #CPIReport #BTC☀
ELON MUSK BLASTS U.S. INFLATION: “Government Overspending is the REAL Problem!”
🗣 Elon Musk Drops a Truth Bomb on Inflation! In a recent statement, Musk laid out his theory on why prices are soaring. He claimed, “The rise in prices (inflation) is caused by government overspending, which increases the amount of money faster than the output of goods and services.”
🔥 Musk Blames COVID Spending for Inflation Surge! He highlighted that inflation hit hard during the pandemic due to massive government expenditures, even as productivity took a nosedive with people stuck at home. “That is the vast majority of the problem,” Musk declared, pointing to government fiscal policies as the key culprit behind the economic turmoil.
Get ready for some heated debates and deep dives into economic policy! 💬📉
#ElonMusk #USInflation #InflationRate #EconomicDebate #ViralNews
🗣 Elon Musk Drops a Truth Bomb on Inflation! In a recent statement, Musk laid out his theory on why prices are soaring. He claimed, “The rise in prices (inflation) is caused by government overspending, which increases the amount of money faster than the output of goods and services.”
🔥 Musk Blames COVID Spending for Inflation Surge! He highlighted that inflation hit hard during the pandemic due to massive government expenditures, even as productivity took a nosedive with people stuck at home. “That is the vast majority of the problem,” Musk declared, pointing to government fiscal policies as the key culprit behind the economic turmoil.
Get ready for some heated debates and deep dives into economic policy! 💬📉
#ElonMusk #USInflation #InflationRate #EconomicDebate #ViralNews
China’s yuan is feeling the pressure as it weakens against the US dollar ahead of key US inflation data. As markets await clues on when the Federal Reserve might start cutting rates, the yuan is expected to stay within a narrow range for now.
Opening at 7.1720 per dollar, the yuan traded 119 pips lower and 0.49% weaker than the previous session's close. Meanwhile, the yen also softened slightly in a market thinned by a Japanese holiday.
Despite a 0.5% rise against the dollar this month, driven by the unwinding of short positions and a surprise rate hike by the Bank of Japan, the yuan has been under pressure since early 2023. Ongoing property issues, weak consumption, and falling yields have kept foreign investors at bay, with capital flowing out of the yuan and into other markets.
All eyes are now on US producer and consumer price data, as well as the upcoming global central bankers’ meeting at Jackson Hole, Wyoming. China is also set to release critical economic data this week, expected to show a sluggish start to the second half of the year.
As the People’s Bank of China moves to stabilize the market, it’s a crucial moment for both domestic and global traders.
#YuanWatch #CryptoMarket #USInflation #BinanceTurns7 #TradingInsights
Opening at 7.1720 per dollar, the yuan traded 119 pips lower and 0.49% weaker than the previous session's close. Meanwhile, the yen also softened slightly in a market thinned by a Japanese holiday.
Despite a 0.5% rise against the dollar this month, driven by the unwinding of short positions and a surprise rate hike by the Bank of Japan, the yuan has been under pressure since early 2023. Ongoing property issues, weak consumption, and falling yields have kept foreign investors at bay, with capital flowing out of the yuan and into other markets.
All eyes are now on US producer and consumer price data, as well as the upcoming global central bankers’ meeting at Jackson Hole, Wyoming. China is also set to release critical economic data this week, expected to show a sluggish start to the second half of the year.
As the People’s Bank of China moves to stabilize the market, it’s a crucial moment for both domestic and global traders.
#YuanWatch #CryptoMarket #USInflation #BinanceTurns7 #TradingInsights