November CPI data is out, but maybe this time you don't need to pay too much attention?

【Block Rhythm】The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics is scheduled to release the November CPI data on December 18th. This release is a bit special—due to the government shutdown, data collection was forced to halt from October 1 to November 12, resulting in missing large portions of the full October CPI and the month-over-month data for November, with almost every sub-item also missing its month-over-month figures.

Therefore, many people believe that the reference value of the November CPI is actually limited. What truly attracts market attention is the upcoming December inflation data.

However, based on current market expectations, the November CPI year-over-year is expected to be 3.1%, and the core CPI year-over-year is expected to be 3.0%. These figures continue the moderate rebound trend since mid-year, with no significant fluctuations. For investors paying attention to macroeconomic trends, this trend is still worth monitoring—after all, the Federal Reserve’s policy direction largely influences the entire asset market, including the performance of the cryptocurrency market.