2026-01-14 17:52:10

November's Producer Price Index painted a hotter-than-expected picture. The headline PPI landed at 3%, outpacing the forecasted 2.7%. Core PPI told a similar story—also printing 3% against expectations of 2.7%. These inflation readings suggest price pressures remain sticky at the producer level, potentially signaling implications for broader monetary policy and market risk sentiment heading into year-end trading.

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GateUser-2fce706c

· 19h ago

I've said it before, once this wave of inflation data is released, the market will change. The 3% PPI directly contradicts expectations, and those still on the sidelines are really missing the opportunity. We must seize this high ground before the end of the year; the secret to wealth is right in front of us.

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DegenWhisperer

· 19h ago

PPI is hitting new highs again... The inflation at the end of the year is still not as mild as expected.

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SnapshotLaborer

· 19h ago

PPI has exceeded expectations again, making it even harder for the central bank to take action by the end of the year... Retail investors are starting to speculate about policy shifts again, so annoying.

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AirdropSkeptic

· 19h ago

PPI has surged again, now the central bank at the end of the year must be getting restless... sticky inflation is really annoying.

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GasFeeWhisperer

· 19h ago

PPI exceeds expectations again... Now the central bank has to worry again. Do they still want a peaceful trading environment at the end of the year? Hehe

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