The central bank just dropped its latest assessment, and here's what stands out: uncertainty about the economic outlook? Still running high. But what's really catching attention is their shift in tone—downside risks to employment are climbing. They're explicitly stating they're now monitoring both sides of their dual mandate with equal weight. Translation: the jobs picture is getting shakier, and they're balancing inflation concerns against potential labor market weakness. For markets sensitive to Fed positioning, this signals a more cautious stance ahead.

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ImpermanentSagevip
· 10h ago
Is that all? The central bank is once again playing both sides. They call it "balance" in a nice way, but really they’re just uncertain inside.
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QuorumVotervip
· 23h ago
The central bank's attitude shift this time is really quite interesting. The risk of unemployment is rising while inflation still needs to be managed... 🤔 Why does it feel like they have to balance both ends?
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PumpStrategistvip
· 23h ago
The pattern has formed, and this turn signal from the central bank is too obvious. The distribution of chips shows that the market hasn't reacted yet. Only when the employment data is even worse will the risk release truly begin. The technical support is looking unstable, everyone.
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MechanicalMartelvip
· 12-10 19:09
Is that it? The central bank is starting to play balancing tricks again. Talking about dual mandates with equal weights, but ultimately they're just being cowardly.
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