2026-01-18 11:50:23

#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 Core CPI data released, results far below market expectations.

One thing is gradually being recognized by the market: the threat of inflation is truly receding.

So what does this mean?

It doesn't mean an immediate rate cut. On the contrary — continuing to maintain a tightening policy no longer has much reason.

From now on, the key issue is not "whether to loosen," but rather how far the market will push forward the timetable for policy easing. How fast this pace will be is what truly deserves attention in the coming period.

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TokenomicsShaman

· 9h ago

Inflation is really retreating, but that doesn't mean we should relax immediately. On the contrary, there's no need to continue strict tightening; this is the key. How explosive this round of market rally can get depends on how quickly the Federal Reserve eases its stance. With CPI coming down, the real show is just beginning. Let's wait and see the schedule. Is tightening invincible? Not really. As soon as weak data appears, the market sentiment shifts immediately. The market is just that realistic. So the real question is, how aggressive will the easing be? It's not a matter of whether it will happen; this is very important.

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EntryPositionAnalyst

· 9h ago

Wait a minute, isn't the logic reversed... Tightening no longer makes sense, which should mean easing instead? --- So now it's just waiting to see how the Fed plays it, betting on how long they'll pretend. --- Inflation fading = market pricing in a rate cut cycle. Should we be positioning now? --- Sounds good, but it all depends on what they say at the September FOMC meeting. --- It's the same old rhetoric... Every time the data looks better, they call for easing, then hold steady, repeatedly cutting. --- NG, the Fed is playing this quite skillfully. The data looks good, but they’re not in a rush to move, just keeping everyone on edge. --- Wait, so should we be accumulating or selling BTC and ETH this round... I’m a bit unsure about the rhythm. --- Got it, so the timeline is being pushed forward. When's the earliest? Two times this year?

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GasFeeNightmare

· 10h ago

Inflation is really calming down, and the crypto market is about to get excited with this rapid pace Expectations for rate cuts are at their peak. Let's see how the Federal Reserve responds next Wait, isn't this good news for stablecoins? Liquidity is coming Even CPI is cooling down, it feels like the wind is about to change Really, the day the Fed loosens its grip will be a big show; right now, it's just the appetizer Once this data came out, I immediately set up long positions, betting they will accelerate easing Inflation fading = printing presses will start? I feel like another round of bubbles is coming

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BuyTheTop

· 10h ago

Inflation is really retreating, and this time it's not just talk. The question now is how quickly can interest rate cuts happen? I'm a bit hopeful. --- Wait, there's no reason for continued tightening? Then why is Bitcoin still fluctuating, and why am I still cutting losses? --- With core CPI so low, it feels like the market is starting to price in a rate cut cycle. Should we get on board? --- Basically, inflation is dead, and now we're waiting for the easing policy schedule. This is actually good news for the crypto world, but only if there's no more damage. --- I just want to know when the interest rates will really be cut, so we don't keep getting played by retail investors.

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StablecoinSkeptic