PANews reported on October 10 that Adam, a macro researcher at Greeks.live, posted on the X platform that the U.S. CPI annual rate for September announced today was 2.4%, slightly higher than expected, but already the lowest level this year, and the prices of major investment products did not react much.
With the release of various macro data this week and the conclusion of speeches by many Fed officials, the market's expectation for a 25Bp rate cut on November 8 is currently 82%, while the expectation for no rate cut is 18%. Almost no trader believes that a 50Bp rate cut is possible.
Block trades accounted for a large proportion this week, with 40% of the total trading volume coming from block trades, especially block call option trades. The types and durations of trades were relatively scattered, with shifting and adjusting positions being the main driving forces for trading, and the market was still mainly on the sidelines.
