November's PPI reading shows notable acceleration in price pressures. Headline inflation jumped to +3% year-over-year, up from +2.7% the month prior, signaling stronger inflationary momentum than expected. More critically, core PPI—which strips out volatile food and energy components—also ticked up to +3% versus +2.6% previously. This sticky core inflation matters for markets. When underlying price pressures persist beyond commodities, it typically keeps central banks cautious on rate cuts and can influence broader asset class sentiment, including digital assets. Traders watching macro cycles should monitor whether this trend continues or consolidates.
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BrokenYield
· 12h ago
core ppi at +3%? yeah that's the sticky inflation nobody wanted to hear about. gonna keep the fed trapped in decision paralysis for a while lol, rip rate cut dreams. crypto gonna feel this ripple effect soon enough
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AirdropChaser
· 12h ago
With such strong core inflation stickiness, central banks dare not easily cut interest rates. The crypto market is cooling down.
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quiet_lurker
· 12h ago
Core inflation is soaring, and the central bank needs to hold it down. This wave of Bitcoin will once again depend on the Fed's stance.
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NeonCollector
· 12h ago
With core inflation so sticky, the central bank will definitely have to hard land, and the crypto world will have to wait and see again.
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ReverseTrendSister
· 13h ago
Core PPI has risen again, and the central bank needs to hold steady. BTC is probably going to stay sideways.
November's PPI reading shows notable acceleration in price pressures. Headline inflation jumped to +3% year-over-year, up from +2.7% the month prior, signaling stronger inflationary momentum than expected. More critically, core PPI—which strips out volatile food and energy components—also ticked up to +3% versus +2.6% previously. This sticky core inflation matters for markets. When underlying price pressures persist beyond commodities, it typically keeps central banks cautious on rate cuts and can influence broader asset class sentiment, including digital assets. Traders watching macro cycles should monitor whether this trend continues or consolidates.