S&P Global announced today the final reading of the U.S. September manufacturing PMI. The data ultimately came in at 55.9, down from the previous value of 57.0. Although the momentum of expansion has slowed somewhat, the indicator remains firmly above the 50 breakeven line, confirming that underlying manufacturing continues to expand in a healthy channel.

From a macro data perspective, the 55.9 reading both sustains the resilience of economic expansion and effectively helps release the risk of overheating that could trigger secondary inflation pressures. This structure of “moderate deceleration without a slowdown” provides an excellent macro buffer for the Federal Reserve’s policy shift, helping avoid direct market shocks from concerns about a hard landing.

In traditional financial markets, the PMI’s measured cooling helps curb the upward momentum in U.S. Treasury yields, while the U.S. dollar index consolidates under pressure at a key resistance level. For risk assets, the fading of overheated expectations provides equities with more flexible valuation-repair room; gold and commodity assets also show technical chart patterns consistent with bottoming and stabilizing.

For the crypto market, easing macro liquidity pressure directly boosts risk appetite. $BTC shows strong buy-side absorption at a key support level. As macro uncertainty gradually materializes, incremental liquidity from off-exchange sources is expected to return, supporting mainstream tokens to complete another round of buildup and a breakout.📈

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