The latest US Redbook YoY data just came in hotter than anticipated: 7.6% actual versus 7.2% expected. This stronger-than-expected retail performance signals resilient consumer spending, which typically reflects broader economic momentum. For crypto markets, this kind of macro data matters more than people think—it influences Fed policy expectations, dollar strength, and risk appetite across asset classes. Whether this sustained retail strength leads to sticky inflation or supports the growth narrative will be closely watched by traders positioning for the next cycle.
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StillBuyingTheDip
· 22h ago
Red Book data exceeds expectations again, with a 7.6% figure contradicting forecasts... To be honest, this is a bit frustrating for the crypto market, and the Fed now has an excuse not to cut interest rates.
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PhantomHunter
· 22h ago
Redbook is so hot, inflation stickiness has risen again. Can the Federal Reserve still hold back the knife?
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Degentleman
· 22h ago
Retail data has surged again. Can this truly support the growth narrative this time, or do we still need to watch how the Federal Reserve's next move unfolds?
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SchrodingerAirdrop
· 22h ago
Oh my, 7.6% directly breaks the record, the Federal Reserve must be worried again.
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PerennialLeek
· 22h ago
Retail data exceeded expectations again, now the Fed is even more worried. Should the crypto market go up or down?
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DAOdreamer
· 23h ago
Retail data has exploded again, now the Fed has a headache... The sticky inflation story continues to grow, let's wait and see.
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Gm_Gn_Merchant
· 23h ago
Retail data exceeded expectations again. How will the Federal Reserve cut interest rates now? Will they directly favor the dollar and reverse the coin price?
The latest US Redbook YoY data just came in hotter than anticipated: 7.6% actual versus 7.2% expected. This stronger-than-expected retail performance signals resilient consumer spending, which typically reflects broader economic momentum. For crypto markets, this kind of macro data matters more than people think—it influences Fed policy expectations, dollar strength, and risk appetite across asset classes. Whether this sustained retail strength leads to sticky inflation or supports the growth narrative will be closely watched by traders positioning for the next cycle.