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CPI results are out, and it's as steady as an old dog, perfectly in line with expectations.
The 2.4% figure certainly didn't surprise the market at all. The big players can't find an excuse to dump the market.
Although February's data looks calm on the surface, everyone thinks inflation is under control.
But don't forget, the Middle East is still fighting, and the pressure from oil prices is probably all reflected in March's data.
The current calm is just an illusion, like the calm before the storm.
Brothers, don't be fooled by this so-called in-line expectation. The real volatility is still c

BTC Breaks 71,000: Is the Altcoin Season the "End" or the "Beginning"?
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Bitcoin once again stabilizes above the $71,000 mark. While Bitcoin is gaining momentum, altcoins seem to be "playing dead"? The current market is caught in a highly polarized tug-of-war.
01 Current Situation: Bitcoin's Solo Act
Although prices are rebounding, the current Altcoin Season Index is only 34/100. According to industry consensus, a value above 75 signifies a true celebration. The current script remains: Bitcoin is absorbing value, maintaining a dominant 58% market share. Funds haven't moved

The Middle East Powder Keg Has Completely Exploded!
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Iran has taken bold action, with a large number of drones and cruise missiles descending from the sky. The U.S. military helicopter base inside Kuwait instantly turned into a sea of fire, with fuel depots and runways erupting in a series of explosions. The Pentagon immediately retaliated, claiming that revenge "has just begun," and the U.S.-Iran showdown has reached a critical point.
The energy market is experiencing a "cardiac arrest." With the Strait of Hormuz effectively blocked, oil exports from the Persian Gulf have come

Oil prices surging is only temporary, and Trump's latest statement has set the tone.
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He straightforwardly states that current price fluctuations are a necessary cost to maintain global security, even adopting a tough tone of "if it goes up, it goes up." As the US-Iran situation progresses, the White House firmly believes this is just a short-term pain. Once the action ends, oil prices will not only fall back but may even drop below pre-war levels.
Currently, Brent crude oil has broken the $100 mark, but with the US producing 13.6 million barrels of shale oil daily, confidence remains hig