2026-01-12 04:32:11

Last week, the US non-farm payroll data showed a mixed picture, and market reactions were complex. This week, several key indicators' subsequent performance should be closely monitored: the US December CPI data will directly impact inflation expectations and the Federal Reserve's policy direction, which will have a profound effect on overall risk asset allocation; the delay in the Supreme Court's ruling on Trump's tariffs case continues the policy uncertainty; in addition, the Federal Reserve's Beige Book on economic conditions will provide investors with more detailed information on employment, prices, and other economic aspects. The combined changes in these macro indicators could trigger short-term market volatility.

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MysteryBoxOpener

· 2h ago

It's the same old story again, CPI, Beige Book, tariff decisions... Basically, it's just betting on what the Federal Reserve will do next. This week, it might be hard to hold on.

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GasFeeLover

· 4h ago

CPI is about to cause trouble again. Will it be another surprise this time? Feels like the Fed folks are also betting. --- Trump's tariff case keeps getting pushed back. Policy uncertainty is really the most annoying thing. How are we supposed to trade? --- The Beige Book is likely to come out with a bunch of ambiguous statements again. Anyway, it's all about what CPI says. --- Non-farm payrolls mixed feelings? Ha, it just means they didn't say anything. The market still relies on CPI data for direction. --- This week is a data-heavy period. I bet CPI will give the market a big surprise... whether good or bad. --- Another cycle of policy uncertainty. I just want to ask, is it ever going to end?

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DevChive

· 4h ago

CPI is coming again, and it's always like this. When the data is released, it either surges or crashes, feeling just like gambling. Is the tariff case still dragging on? It's getting more and more exhausting. With such uncertain policies, how dare we place orders? The Beige Book is just so-so; anyway, I still rely on candlestick charts to make decisions. Does anyone know how the Trump case will be judged? Non-farm payrolls are a mixed bag? Basically, it depends on whether it's good or bad. This time, it's another gamble on CPI. What is the Federal Reserve playing at? It feels like it could explode at any moment this week.

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MEVHunterZhang

· 4h ago

It's the same old story: CPI data, the Beige Book, and tariff rulings. How can these three things stacked together not cause a big move? Are the brothers ready to get liquidated?

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LiquidationWizard

· 4h ago

It's the same old stuff... CPI data, tariffs, Beige Book. After all that, it's just a gamble on policy direction. Really funny.

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NFTHoarder

· 4h ago

Oh no, CPI is causing trouble again. It feels like this week will be very exciting. --- Trump's tariff case has been delayed again and again. It's really annoying. Anyway, it's just gambling. --- The Beige Book, to put it simply, is just giving big investors early insights. Retail investors like us are still passively taking hits. --- Non-farm payrolls are a mixed bag? To put it bluntly, no one knows what the next step will be. This trading is really difficult. --- Policy uncertainty is high, even more frightening than CPI figures. I don't dare to hold heavy positions anymore. --- Just waiting for the December CPI. It feels like all the market movements are stuck there. --- Short-term volatility triggers are too many. This week, you might need to manage your positions well and avoid getting hit.

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CodeSmellHunter

· 5h ago

It's that bunch of macro data again. Once the CPI is released, I guess there will be another crash.

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