The US November PPI data just came in hotter than expected. Year-over-year PPI climbed to 3.0%, beating the 2.7% consensus estimate, while Core PPI also matched that 3.0% reading versus the anticipated 2.7%. This marks the highest PPI print we've seen since July, signaling persistent inflationary pressure in the producer segment. For crypto markets watching Fed policy signals, this inflation data matters—stronger-than-forecast PPI could influence monetary policy expectations and risk asset sentiment heading into year-end.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 14h ago
More high inflation data again, and the Fed still wants to play dead.
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RektDetective
· 14h ago
PPI hits another record high, and the Fed still needs to stay hawkish. The crypto market is likely to continue under pressure until the end of the year.
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GateUser-6bc33122
· 14h ago
PPI exceeded expectations again. How much longer can the Fed's hawks stay hawkish... Risk assets might face another downturn by the end of the year.
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GasFeeVictim
· 14h ago
PPI has risen again, and the Fed is still pretending to be dead? This wave of market at the end of the year might be doomed...
The US November PPI data just came in hotter than expected. Year-over-year PPI climbed to 3.0%, beating the 2.7% consensus estimate, while Core PPI also matched that 3.0% reading versus the anticipated 2.7%. This marks the highest PPI print we've seen since July, signaling persistent inflationary pressure in the producer segment. For crypto markets watching Fed policy signals, this inflation data matters—stronger-than-forecast PPI could influence monetary policy expectations and risk asset sentiment heading into year-end.