I checked the data over the weekend—surprisingly, the core PCE annual rate for September actually declined, showing some signs that the inflation fire is finally cooling down a bit. The most direct reaction? Silver prices shot up to $59, a level we haven’t seen before.
On the other hand, Bessent is quite optimistic about the US economy, predicting GDP could hit 3%. But what the market cares about most right now is the same old question—when will the Fed finally signal a rate cut? The inflation data offers some hope, but Powell still hasn’t made any clear statements.
By the way, over in the Middle East, Hamas has said they’re willing to discuss disarmament, but only if talks about establishing a state come first. Geopolitical variables like these are worth keeping an eye on, too.
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0xSoulless
· 12-08 12:29
Inflation is easing and silver is soaring—this is big money getting in position early, while us retail investors are still hesitating about whether to follow the trend.
If Powell keeps dragging his feet on rate cuts, I think we’d better be prepared to keep getting rekt.
With the Middle East turmoil and economic data, this round of market volatility is definitely a big show. Holding cash and waiting is the way to go.
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MiningDisasterSurvivor
· 12-08 01:50
I’ve been through these fake rebounds before. Just because PCE drops, you think they’ll cut rates? That’s a joke—Powell already said there’s no rush. Silver surging to 59 isn’t a good sign either; every time this happens, it’s just a bull trap.
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4am_degen
· 12-08 01:48
Silver breaks above 59, this wave of inflation data is really something. Now it's just a matter of when Powell will take the opportunity to back down.
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CrashHotline
· 12-08 01:42
Silver at $59? This time it’s really about to take off; it had been stuck there without any movement before.
If Powell doesn’t ease up soon, how long do we have to wait... Inflation has gone down, shouldn’t there be some real action?
GDP at 3% sounds nice, but the key is still to see what the Fed does.
That mess in the Middle East is about to get complicated again... These geopolitical factors really can cause disruptions.
PCE unexpectedly dropped? This round might really see a rebound.
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VitaliksTwin
· 12-08 01:25
Silver at $59? This wave of inflation has really eased up, let's wait and see what Powell has to say.
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Layer2Arbitrageur
· 12-08 01:23
lmao silver pump to $59 is just noise if you're not running the spreads across COMEX and spot. literally leaving basis points on the table rn
I checked the data over the weekend—surprisingly, the core PCE annual rate for September actually declined, showing some signs that the inflation fire is finally cooling down a bit. The most direct reaction? Silver prices shot up to $59, a level we haven’t seen before.
On the other hand, Bessent is quite optimistic about the US economy, predicting GDP could hit 3%. But what the market cares about most right now is the same old question—when will the Fed finally signal a rate cut? The inflation data offers some hope, but Powell still hasn’t made any clear statements.
By the way, over in the Middle East, Hamas has said they’re willing to discuss disarmament, but only if talks about establishing a state come first. Geopolitical variables like these are worth keeping an eye on, too.