#美国下周将公布q3gdp和9月pce
🏛️ 进群聊数据动态
This is a big week for data.
The Fed meets on October 28.
September PCE and third-quarter GDP are due on October 29.
PCE is the inflation gauge the Fed watches most closely.
GDP tells us whether growth is losing steam.
The market has already weighed in.
FedWatch puts the odds of a rate hike at just 9.4%.
Traders are betting the Fed will stand pat.
Goldman Sachs is looking further ahead, expecting one more hike in December.
Earnings are also piling up in the same week.
Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, and Intel are all set to report.
About 20% of S&P 500 companies report results this week.
Expectations have been set so high that beating them will be even harder.
Bitcoin is in a delicate spot.
It fell from $85,000 to $79,100 over the weekend.
A five-week low is just around the corner.
With both figures coming out, volatility could be amplified.
For crypto, these three data points will set the tone for the fourth quarter.
Inflation, growth, and capital spending by the big players—we need all three to get the full picture.
Do you think the market will move up or down this week? Let’s talk in the comments.
🏛️ 进群聊数据动态
This is a big week for data.
The Fed meets on October 28.
September PCE and third-quarter GDP are due on October 29.
PCE is the inflation gauge the Fed watches most closely.
GDP tells us whether growth is losing steam.
The market has already weighed in.
FedWatch puts the odds of a rate hike at just 9.4%.
Traders are betting the Fed will stand pat.
Goldman Sachs is looking further ahead, expecting one more hike in December.
Earnings are also piling up in the same week.
Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, and Intel are all set to report.
About 20% of S&P 500 companies report results this week.
Expectations have been set so high that beating them will be even harder.
Bitcoin is in a delicate spot.
It fell from $85,000 to $79,100 over the weekend.
A five-week low is just around the corner.
With both figures coming out, volatility could be amplified.
For crypto, these three data points will set the tone for the fourth quarter.
Inflation, growth, and capital spending by the big players—we need all three to get the full picture.
Do you think the market will move up or down this week? Let’s talk in the comments.
