Is it better to have a high or low core PCE? The high or low core PCE price index has different effects on the economy, and there is no absolute good or bad. The core PCE price index is an important indicator for measuring inflation in the United States. It fully reflects the price changes of consumer spending, excluding the impact of food and energy prices, and is therefore regarded as an accurate measure of inflation. When the core PCE price index rises, it may mean increased inflationary pressure, which is not good for consumers because purchasing power may decline, which in turn affects the overall consumption level. However, an overly high index may also lead to a tightening of monetary policy to control inflation, but this may also have a certain inhibitory effect on economic growth. On the contrary, a lower index means that inflation is under control, which is good for consumers because purchasing power will not be affected too much. But an overly low index may also indicate insufficient economic demand, which is also not conducive to economic growth. #PCE通胀降温 $BTC
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