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📈 The U.S. Department of Labor reports that in December, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose by 3.4% compared to the same month the previous year, surpassing market expectations of 3.2%. The core consumer price index also increased by 3.9% year-on-year, exceeding market expectations of 3.8%. 📊📈 #USInflationData 💹🇺🇸📈 The U.S. Department of Labor reports that in December, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose by 3.4% compared to the same month the previous year, surpassing market expectations of 3.2%. The core consumer price index also increased by 3.9% year-on-year, exceeding market expectations of 3.8%. 📊📈 #USInflationData #USInflationData Department of Labor reports that in December, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose by 3.4% compared to the same month the previous year, surpassing market expectations of 3.2%. The core consumer price index also increased by 3.9% year-on-year, exceeding market expectations of 3.8%. 📊📈 #USInflationData 💹🇺🇸
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell reveals details about future monetary policy.
The fed is seeing inflation before cutting interest rates.
Jerome Powell addressed the
following points:
1. We need to see more progress to beat inflation.
2. FED must be certain before making any new decision on cutting interest rates.
3. If we see labour market is going to weak. A quick action would be taken.
4. We are very much aware of the risk of starting too early or too late when to cut interest rates.
5. In the services sector inflation is often resistant to decline.
6. Wage increases is on downward path to more sustainable levels.
7. Wage increases are observed and they are still above the equilibrium levels.
8. Inflation is expected to return to the 2% late next year or it is also possible the following year.
9. When it was asked about the current political situations and the impact on monetary policy, Jerome Powell strongly supported the independence of the Federal Reserve in the United States.
10. as far as the US deficit is concerned it is extremely large and it will also require a quick action as soon as possible because it is better to do sooner rather than later.
11. Most people believe that we will not be in a situation to go back to that era of extremely low rates but no one knows for sure.
12. According to Jerome Powell he said would be very happy if he unemployment rate in US stabilises at the right time.
13. The rate of unemployment which is 4% is still considered as very low.
14. Inflation should be at or below 2% a year from now.
#USInflationData #CPIAlert #FederalReserve
Jerome Powell addressed the
following points:
1. We need to see more progress to beat inflation.
2. FED must be certain before making any new decision on cutting interest rates.
3. If we see labour market is going to weak. A quick action would be taken.
4. We are very much aware of the risk of starting too early or too late when to cut interest rates.
5. In the services sector inflation is often resistant to decline.
6. Wage increases is on downward path to more sustainable levels.
7. Wage increases are observed and they are still above the equilibrium levels.
8. Inflation is expected to return to the 2% late next year or it is also possible the following year.
9. When it was asked about the current political situations and the impact on monetary policy, Jerome Powell strongly supported the independence of the Federal Reserve in the United States.
10. as far as the US deficit is concerned it is extremely large and it will also require a quick action as soon as possible because it is better to do sooner rather than later.
11. Most people believe that we will not be in a situation to go back to that era of extremely low rates but no one knows for sure.
12. According to Jerome Powell he said would be very happy if he unemployment rate in US stabilises at the right time.
13. The rate of unemployment which is 4% is still considered as very low.
14. Inflation should be at or below 2% a year from now.
#USInflationData #CPIAlert #FederalReserve
If you swap $10,000 for 0.1 Bitcoin now, you will hold an equivalent value that millions of people will collectively spend 10 minutes of resources, time, and labor to produce in 20 years. By that time, 97.66% of the total amount of that currency will have been used up.
This $10,000 will represent a negligible fraction 0.00...1% of the US money supply in 2024, while approximately 0.1 Bitcoin will constitute the block subsidy of a Bitcoin block reward. By that time it is likely that the $10,000 will not even cover a week's worth of groceries.
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This $10,000 will represent a negligible fraction 0.00...1% of the US money supply in 2024, while approximately 0.1 Bitcoin will constitute the block subsidy of a Bitcoin block reward. By that time it is likely that the $10,000 will not even cover a week's worth of groceries.
Now, you are being faced with a decision: the immediate buying power of groceries for a week, or the possibility of creating generational wealth. This small choice could lead to significant outcomes.
📌If you find this information helpful consider, consider supporting me. Follow me and like, share and quote this post.
Your generosity helps me provide quality content. Binance UID: 48483796
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📉 Market Watch: US Jobs Data Impacting Crypto Prices
📉 Over the weekend, weak jobs data from the U.S. triggered a sharp drop in stock markets, affecting crypto markets as well.
With inflation data and consumer sentiment reports due this week, the market may stay volatile. Historically, Bitcoin acts as a hedge against inflation, so disappointing inflation data could spark a rally for Bitcoin and Ethereum. On the flip side, better-than-expected economic performance might stabilize both traditional and crypto markets. 🌍
💼 Why It Matters: Keep an eye on inflation reports and sentiment data this week. These macroeconomic factors could set the tone for Bitcoin’s next big move.
#Bitcoin❗ #EthereumETFApprovalExpectations #CryptoMarketTrend #USInflationData
📉 Over the weekend, weak jobs data from the U.S. triggered a sharp drop in stock markets, affecting crypto markets as well.
With inflation data and consumer sentiment reports due this week, the market may stay volatile. Historically, Bitcoin acts as a hedge against inflation, so disappointing inflation data could spark a rally for Bitcoin and Ethereum. On the flip side, better-than-expected economic performance might stabilize both traditional and crypto markets. 🌍
💼 Why It Matters: Keep an eye on inflation reports and sentiment data this week. These macroeconomic factors could set the tone for Bitcoin’s next big move.
#Bitcoin❗ #EthereumETFApprovalExpectations #CryptoMarketTrend #USInflationData
🚨 NEWS ALERT 🚨
........US INFLATION.........
US #inflation Drops to 2.9% :The latest data shows that US inflation fell to 2.9% in July.
This is lower than the expected 3%.It marks the lowest inflation rate since early 2021.
The #FederalReserve might consider cutting interest rates in their next meeting in September.
(🌐Source: U.S News)
#USInflationData #InflationHedge
........US INFLATION.........
US #inflation Drops to 2.9% :The latest data shows that US inflation fell to 2.9% in July.
This is lower than the expected 3%.It marks the lowest inflation rate since early 2021.
The #FederalReserve might consider cutting interest rates in their next meeting in September.
(🌐Source: U.S News)
#USInflationData #InflationHedge
🚨 U.S. inflation data adds short-term pressure on #Bitcoin
The 0.5% rise in April's #PPI suggests the #Fed may keep interest rates higher for longer.
While some see inflation as positive for $BTC , initial uncertainty drives investors to cash and short-term bonds.
#USInflationData #inflation
The 0.5% rise in April's #PPI suggests the #Fed may keep interest rates higher for longer.
While some see inflation as positive for $BTC , initial uncertainty drives investors to cash and short-term bonds.
#USInflationData #inflation
🗣️🇺🇸 Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell reveals details about future monetary policy.
The fed is seeing inflation before cutting interest rates.
🎤🇺🇸 Jerome Powell addressed the following points:
1. We need to see more progress to beat inflation.
2. FED must be certain before making any new decision on cutting interest rates.
3. If we see labour market is going to weak. A quick action would be taken.
4. We are very much aware of the risk of starting too early or too late when to cut interest rates.
5. In the services sector inflation is often resistant to decline.
6. Wage increases is on downward path to more sustainable levels.
7. Wage increases are observed and they are still above the equilibrium levels.
8. Inflation is expected to return to the 2% late next year or it is also possible the following year.
9. When it was asked about the current political situations and the impact on monetary policy, Jerome Powell strongly supported the independence of the Federal Reserve in the United States.
10. as far as the US deficit is concerned it is extremely large and it will also require a quick action as soon as possible because it is better to do sooner rather than later.
11. Most people believe that we will not be in a situation to go back to that era of extremely low rates but no one knows for sure.
12. According to Jerome Powell he said would be very happy if he unemployment rate in US stabilises at the right time.
13. The rate of unemployment which is 4% is still considered as very low
14. Inflation should be at or below 2% a year from now.
#USInflationData #CPIAlert #FederalReserve
The fed is seeing inflation before cutting interest rates.
🎤🇺🇸 Jerome Powell addressed the following points:
1. We need to see more progress to beat inflation.
2. FED must be certain before making any new decision on cutting interest rates.
3. If we see labour market is going to weak. A quick action would be taken.
4. We are very much aware of the risk of starting too early or too late when to cut interest rates.
5. In the services sector inflation is often resistant to decline.
6. Wage increases is on downward path to more sustainable levels.
7. Wage increases are observed and they are still above the equilibrium levels.
8. Inflation is expected to return to the 2% late next year or it is also possible the following year.
9. When it was asked about the current political situations and the impact on monetary policy, Jerome Powell strongly supported the independence of the Federal Reserve in the United States.
10. as far as the US deficit is concerned it is extremely large and it will also require a quick action as soon as possible because it is better to do sooner rather than later.
11. Most people believe that we will not be in a situation to go back to that era of extremely low rates but no one knows for sure.
12. According to Jerome Powell he said would be very happy if he unemployment rate in US stabilises at the right time.
13. The rate of unemployment which is 4% is still considered as very low
14. Inflation should be at or below 2% a year from now.
#USInflationData #CPIAlert #FederalReserve
🚨 BREAKING: US Inflation Takes a Dive! 📉
#Inflation in the US has plummeted to a surprising 3%, defying all expectations and sending shockwaves through the financial markets. This remarkable drop is a testament to the resilience and strength of the #USA economy. 💪🇺🇸
The Federal Reserve's proactive measures and the robust recovery from the pandemic have played a pivotal role in curbing inflation. Lower energy prices, increased productivity, and a shift towards a more stable global supply chain have all contributed to this historic decline. 📈🚀
What does this mean for you? Lower inflation means your hard-earned money goes further, allowing you to save more and enjoy a higher standard of living. 💰💸
But, as always, the future remains uncertain. Keep a close eye on the Federal Reserve's monetary policy decisions and global economic developments. 🌍👀
#USInflationData #US_Job_Market_Slowdown
#Inflation in the US has plummeted to a surprising 3%, defying all expectations and sending shockwaves through the financial markets. This remarkable drop is a testament to the resilience and strength of the #USA economy. 💪🇺🇸
The Federal Reserve's proactive measures and the robust recovery from the pandemic have played a pivotal role in curbing inflation. Lower energy prices, increased productivity, and a shift towards a more stable global supply chain have all contributed to this historic decline. 📈🚀
What does this mean for you? Lower inflation means your hard-earned money goes further, allowing you to save more and enjoy a higher standard of living. 💰💸
But, as always, the future remains uncertain. Keep a close eye on the Federal Reserve's monetary policy decisions and global economic developments. 🌍👀
#USInflationData #US_Job_Market_Slowdown
EMERGENCY: US Inflation Plunges!
#Price levels in the US have dropped significantly to an unexpected 3%, defying all predictions and causing seismic shifts in financial markets. This dramatic downturn demonstrates the resilience and vigor of the #USA economy.
The Federal Reserve's proactive actions and the strong recovery from the pandemic have played a pivotal role in controlling inflation. Lower energy prices, increased efficiency, and a shift towards a more stable global supply chain have all contributed to this historic decline. 📈🚀
What does this mean for you? Lower inflation means your hard-earned money goes farther, allowing you to save more and enjoy a higher quality of life.
However, as always, the future remains uncertain. Keep a close eye on the Federal Reserve's monetary policy decisions and global economic developments.
#USInflationData
#Price levels in the US have dropped significantly to an unexpected 3%, defying all predictions and causing seismic shifts in financial markets. This dramatic downturn demonstrates the resilience and vigor of the #USA economy.
The Federal Reserve's proactive actions and the strong recovery from the pandemic have played a pivotal role in controlling inflation. Lower energy prices, increased efficiency, and a shift towards a more stable global supply chain have all contributed to this historic decline. 📈🚀
What does this mean for you? Lower inflation means your hard-earned money goes farther, allowing you to save more and enjoy a higher quality of life.
However, as always, the future remains uncertain. Keep a close eye on the Federal Reserve's monetary policy decisions and global economic developments.
#USInflationData