#NvidiaInvestigatesAfterHuang’sAffairApology #btc #eth #xrp #sol ⛔⛔ US CONSUMER PRICE INDEX (CPI) DATA: POTENTIAL SCENARIOS – PART 1 ⛔⛔: The US Consumer Price Index (CPI) data, to be released tomorrow (Tuesday, November 10, at 16:30 TRT), is of critical importance as it will directly influence the Federal Reserve’s (Fed) interest rate policy for December and shape market risk appetite. Markets anticipate a monthly headline inflation rate of 0.3% and a core inflation rate of 0.2%.

The potential market impacts based on the data outcomes are summarized as follows:

Scenario 1: Inflation Comes In Above Expectations (Negative Scenario)

Fed Expectations: Persistent inflation, following strong employment data, would reinforce expectations that the Fed might raise interest rates in December or maintain a restrictive stance—keeping rates high for an extended period.

Cryptocurrencies & Nvidia (Tech Stocks): Concerns that interest rates will remain high could intensify selling pressure on the cryptocurrency market and high-valuation tech stocks like Nvidia. Outflows of liquidity from Bitcoin and altcoins may accelerate.

US Dollar and Bonds: Yields on 10-year US Treasury bonds and the US Dollar Index (DXY) would likely see a sharp rise. Scenario 2: If Inflation Comes In Below Expectations (Positive Scenario)

Fed Expectations: Signs of a slowdown in inflation would fuel expectations that the Federal Reserve might shift toward a more accommodative monetary policy (such as cutting interest rates or signaling a pause in hikes).

Cryptocurrencies & Nvidia (Tech Stocks): A "risk-on" sentiment would quickly take hold in the markets. The pressure on cryptocurrencies would lift, potentially triggering a sharp upward rebound led by Bitcoin. The technology sector—spearheaded by stocks like Nvidia and the Nasdaq—would also be among the assets to benefit most from this relief.

The Dollar and Bonds: U.S. Treasury yields and the dollar would weaken; this, in turn, enhances the relative appeal of gold (spot price) and other risk-on assets.