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Bloomberg has already given the market a preemptive warning.
This week's #CPI is likely to be unimpressive.
📅 CPI release time: Tuesday, January 13
⚠️ Also scheduled for the same period: PPI, Beige Book, Federal Reserve officials' intensive speeches
But the focus is not on the data itself,
Rather, Bloomberg has "pre-judged" it for you.
The original Bloomberg words translated into plain language are:
👉 November inflation was underestimated by 0.2%
👉 December just made up for this error
👉 Not inflation rebounding, but data correction
What does it mean?
= Numbers look bad, but the story is already written
= CPI slightly higher, but no new risk narrative
Since it’s already said,
If the market still "doesn't understand," then that's strange.
So the likely script for this week is:
📉 US stocks: slight decline or sideways movement
💵 Rate cut expectations: pushed further back
₿ #BTC : Limited impact, even negligible
As long as it’s not "unexpected acceleration,"
This round of CPI has no killing effect on crypto.
Summary in one sentence:
📌 This is a "pre-arranged CPI"
📌 Inflation didn't take off again, just accounting for past errors
📌 Nothing major will happen before the New Year
The market has already digested the sentiment in advance,
What’s left is just going through the motions.
The truly important thing,
Is still the combination of the next few CPI + employment + financial conditions.
This week?
Don’t scare yourself.