Recently, the U.S. President posted a data chart of an employment report on social media that has not yet been made public. According to this data, since January this year, the private sector has added 654,000 jobs, a figure that perfectly matches the official December employment statistics released later. Interestingly, this post was published about 12 hours before the scheduled release time of the data, sparking discussions about information asymmetry in the market. As is well known, senior government officials usually receive relevant reports the day before the data is made public, but it is quite rare to disclose specific data values in advance to the public. Such events often influence market judgments of the U.S. economic fundamentals and can affect risk assets and cryptocurrency price expectations.
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WhaleWatcher
· 01-10 20:03
Wait, releasing data 12 hours early? That's a bit intense, the market is going to go crazy now.
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MEVHunterLucky
· 01-09 16:55
Damn, this is what you call insider trading, brother. BTC is going to take off directly tomorrow morning.
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GamefiHarvester
· 01-09 16:38
Whoa, is this insider trading? Releasing data 12 hours early, how are retail investors supposed to play?
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RektRecorder
· 01-09 16:28
Damn, more insider trading? Even the Federal Reserve can't ignore this anymore...
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GasFeeTherapist
· 01-09 16:27
Damn, this guy directly spoiled the data, clearly trying to influence the market.
Recently, the U.S. President posted a data chart of an employment report on social media that has not yet been made public. According to this data, since January this year, the private sector has added 654,000 jobs, a figure that perfectly matches the official December employment statistics released later. Interestingly, this post was published about 12 hours before the scheduled release time of the data, sparking discussions about information asymmetry in the market. As is well known, senior government officials usually receive relevant reports the day before the data is made public, but it is quite rare to disclose specific data values in advance to the public. Such events often influence market judgments of the U.S. economic fundamentals and can affect risk assets and cryptocurrency price expectations.