November inflation numbers just dropped — the consumer price gauge climbed 0.7% from last year according to the national stats bureau's Wednesday release. Worth watching how this plays into broader monetary policy shifts, especially with global liquidity concerns still hanging over risk assets.
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ApeWithNoChain
· 18h ago
Eh, the 0.7% increase is still modest... In other words, will the central bank begin to relax again, and I feel that the market is betting on liquidity turning
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mev_me_maybe
· 19h ago
0.7% has risen again, Yang Ma has to move this time, liquidity can't overcome the hurdle, and the currency circle has to continue to be beaten
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GmGnSleeper
· 19h ago
0.7%? Well... How will the Fed act?
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SolidityStruggler
· 19h ago
0.7%? No, it feels like the numbers have been manipulated subtly... Global liquidity is really going to explode
November inflation numbers just dropped — the consumer price gauge climbed 0.7% from last year according to the national stats bureau's Wednesday release. Worth watching how this plays into broader monetary policy shifts, especially with global liquidity concerns still hanging over risk assets.