December's U.S. manufacturing activity came in softer than expected. The S&P Global Manufacturing PMI landed at 51.8, trailing both the previous month's 52.2 and economist estimates of 52.1. While the index remains above the 50-point expansion threshold, the miss signals a cooling trend in factory activity heading into year-end. Market watchers will be watching whether this slowdown pressures the Fed's policy stance and impacts broader asset classes including crypto.
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ConsensusDissenter
· 11h ago
Manufacturing data is disappointing again; the Fed should cut interest rates.
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gaslight_gasfeez
· 12-16 19:52
Manufacturing sector is underperforming again. Why haven't interest rates been cut yet?
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TokenTherapist
· 12-16 15:10
Manufacturing data is underperforming again; the Federal Reserve should be worried.
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alpha_leaker
· 12-16 14:59
Manufacturing is underperforming again; the Federal Reserve probably won't really cut interest rates...
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RektButStillHere
· 12-16 14:49
Manufacturing data is underperforming again? If the Fed really cuts interest rates, the crypto market might have a chance.
December's U.S. manufacturing activity came in softer than expected. The S&P Global Manufacturing PMI landed at 51.8, trailing both the previous month's 52.2 and economist estimates of 52.1. While the index remains above the 50-point expansion threshold, the miss signals a cooling trend in factory activity heading into year-end. Market watchers will be watching whether this slowdown pressures the Fed's policy stance and impacts broader asset classes including crypto.