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Figure Heloc Prelim was 53.3Prior was 51.0Conditions 50.4 vs 50.7 prelimExpectations 54.6 vs 55.0 prelim10year inflation 4.2% vs 4.1% prelim (prior was 4.5%)5-year inflation 3.2% vs 3.2% prelim (prior was 3.4%)In the preliminary report, the big surprise was the drop in inflation expectations. Now that tends to correlate with gasoline prices so I’d take it with a grain of salt but the Fed will see it as validation for cutting rates, particularly when combined with the softer CPI report this week. All that said, the market is seeing just a 20% chance of a January rate cut and just over 50% for March.
This article was written by Adam Button at investinglive.com.
💡 DMK Insight
Inflation expectations just dropped, and here’s why that matters for SOL: The preliminary report shows a decline in inflation expectations, with the 10-year inflation rate falling to 4.2% from 4.5%. This drop can influence market sentiment, particularly for assets like SOL, which are sensitive to macroeconomic indicators. Lower inflation expectations often lead to a more favorable environment for risk assets, as they can reduce the likelihood of aggressive monetary tightening. Traders should watch how SOL reacts in the coming days, especially if it can maintain above the $125 level, which could signal bullish momentum. But don’t overlook the potential for volatility. If inflation expectations rebound or if gasoline prices surge, it could create headwinds for SOL and other cryptocurrencies. Keep an eye on the correlation between inflation data and SOL’s price action; a break below $120 could trigger a wave of selling. For now, monitor the broader market sentiment and any shifts in inflation data, as they could provide critical signals for your trading strategy.
📮 Takeaway
Watch SOL closely; if it holds above $125, it may signal bullish momentum, but a drop below $120 could trigger selling pressure.
