November inflation readings are shaping up to stay above the Fed's 2% comfort zone, with the economic calendar finally picking up steam after the holiday lull. This matters because persistent inflation above target keeps rate-cut expectations on ice—meaning the Fed could hold rates steady longer than some traders anticipated. When inflation stays sticky, it typically weighs on risk assets including crypto. Watch the upcoming CPI and PCE data closely; these numbers will be key signals for whether the Fed maintains its hawkish stance or starts considering cuts into 2025.
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RektRecorder
· 17h ago
Here comes the inflation data again; it seems the dream of interest rate cuts next year will have to continue being just a dream.
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SybilSlayer
· 17h ago
Damn, we have to wait for the hawkish Federal Reserve to keep holding back again. The crypto world is really feeling hopeless.
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DegenWhisperer
· 17h ago
Damn, inflation is sticking around again... Does this mean the Fed will continue to hold the interest rates? The crypto world is probably going to get hammered again this time.
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POAPlectionist
· 17h ago
Fed is going hawkish again, crypto will take a hit. Once the CPI data is released, it will probably plunge again.
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LayerZeroJunkie
· 18h ago
Oh no, having to wait patiently again under high interest rates... If the CPI still stays above 2%, I'm afraid our coins will have to sit tight again.
November inflation readings are shaping up to stay above the Fed's 2% comfort zone, with the economic calendar finally picking up steam after the holiday lull. This matters because persistent inflation above target keeps rate-cut expectations on ice—meaning the Fed could hold rates steady longer than some traders anticipated. When inflation stays sticky, it typically weighs on risk assets including crypto. Watch the upcoming CPI and PCE data closely; these numbers will be key signals for whether the Fed maintains its hawkish stance or starts considering cuts into 2025.