Fresh inflation numbers just dropped – YoY headline came in at 0.70%, right on the money with what analysts were expecting. That's a solid jump from last month's 0.20%.
The MoM figure tells a different story though. Clocked in at -0.10%, missing the 0.20% consensus by a notable margin. Last month we saw +0.20%, so this flip into negative territory is worth watching.
Market's digesting what this mixed data means for risk assets and macro positioning heading into Q2.
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ProbablyNothing
· 22h ago
Suddenly turning negative month-over-month? That's the real signal... A good YoY figure is just superficial; MoM is the true barometer of market panic or calm.
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SerNgmi
· 12-10 13:52
The month-over-month drop is just too steep, -0.10% ? The market probably won't start interpreting this crazily again, will it?
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DaoResearcher
· 12-10 13:51
Wait, the month-over-month suddenly plummeted to -0.10%? The economic logic behind this needs to be deeply analyzed. From the perspective of the monetary policy transmission mechanism, such short-term fluctuations usually indicate... never mind, let's first see how on-chain data responds.
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GateUser-00be86fc
· 12-10 13:44
Once again, these conflicting data points, with a comfortable YoY but a disastrous MoM, how frustrating must the market be?
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bridge_anxiety
· 12-10 13:38
The month-over-month decline into negative values is quite interesting; this is the real signal, isn't it?
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DAOplomacy
· 12-10 13:27
yoy prints perfectly but mom's diving negative... arguably the market's pricing in some non-trivial path dependency here. stakeholder alignment getting messy before q2, ngl
Fresh inflation numbers just dropped – YoY headline came in at 0.70%, right on the money with what analysts were expecting. That's a solid jump from last month's 0.20%.
The MoM figure tells a different story though. Clocked in at -0.10%, missing the 0.20% consensus by a notable margin. Last month we saw +0.20%, so this flip into negative territory is worth watching.
Market's digesting what this mixed data means for risk assets and macro positioning heading into Q2.