US inflation just came in at 2.7%, matching December expectations and November's reading—but still down from September's 3.0%. These numbers matter: with equities, gold, silver, and Bitcoin all pricing in expectations about monetary policy and inflation trends, the softer inflation backdrop could reshape how different asset classes move in the coming weeks. The trajectory from 3.0% to 2.7% suggests deflationary pressures are building, which historically tends to support risk assets.
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GasFeeLover
· 15h ago
2.7% this number is interesting, finally seeing a downward trend. Bitcoin might be about to take off in this wave.
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SerRugResistant
· 15h ago
Inflation has fallen back to 2.7%, is Bitcoin about to take off?
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TokenomicsTrapper
· 15h ago
lol "deflationary pressures" aka the fed's about to get desperate with rate cuts... classic setup before the rug pull ngl
US inflation just came in at 2.7%, matching December expectations and November's reading—but still down from September's 3.0%. These numbers matter: with equities, gold, silver, and Bitcoin all pricing in expectations about monetary policy and inflation trends, the softer inflation backdrop could reshape how different asset classes move in the coming weeks. The trajectory from 3.0% to 2.7% suggests deflationary pressures are building, which historically tends to support risk assets.