November's data got me wondering—could deflation be staging a comeback sooner than anyone thought? Hard to say for sure yet.



But here's what's interesting: the next two months are gonna be critical. Everyone's gonna have their eyes glued to December and January figures. That's where we'll really see if this trend has legs.

What's strange though? CPI numbers still aren't backing up all that talk about consumption picking up steam. The promised spending surge? Not showing up in the data. At least not yet.

Worth keeping tabs on this one.
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CodeAuditQueenvip
· 14h ago
This data logic doesn't seem right; the gap between consumption expectations and CPI is a bit obvious...
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RumbleValidatorvip
· 14h ago
Data doesn't lie, and the CPI not keeping up with the consumption narrative itself is very suspicious. The truth will be revealed in December.
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CommunityLurkervip
· 14h ago
Basically, it's just contradictory data. They talk about a consumption recovery, but there's nothing on the books.
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CryptoPhoenixvip
· 14h ago
Wait a moment, the consumption data hasn't caught up? Isn't this a signal of the bottom range... Remember, the most important thing when losing money is to stay clear-headed. The data for December and January will be the real test. --- Another day of being taught a lesson by market data, but this wave of deflation actually presents an opportunity, those who understand know. --- CPI hasn't risen but consumption is supposed to pick up? That's nonsense. This logic needs to wait; before rebirth, it must first fall thoroughly. --- Don't panic everyone. When data is dishonest, it often indicates what? It's time to build positions. --- Looking at November's data, I can't hold back anymore... Anyone who experienced the 2018 halving knows this suspense is really nothing.
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BlockTalkvip
· 14h ago
The inflation rebound theory is back. Will it hold up this time? The data speaks for itself.
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