Central bank officials are pulling the markets in different directions with each statement, leaving people confused.
Expectations can suddenly be turned upside down, the wind can change direction in an instant.
Therefore, we need to look at the numbers rather than just words - employment data is already signaling a rate cut.
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Token_Sherpa
· 11-27 18:33
lol central bank theater never changes, right? all noise until employment data actually drops and forces their hand anyway
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RektDetective
· 11-27 08:37
The people at the central bank talk just like farting, with one sentence after another, and the market has been messed up.
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ser_we_are_ngmi
· 11-27 01:54
The central bank is playing word games again, and the market is being made to spin around.
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ChainBrain
· 11-27 01:54
Data doesn't lie, just look at those unemployment rate numbers, it's a clear signal for interest rate cuts.
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GateUser-9f682d4c
· 11-27 01:46
Every time central bank officials speak, they stir up trouble; it's really incredible.
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GamefiEscapeArtist
· 11-27 01:29
The central bank keeps changing things every day, who can handle this? Next time just release the data instead of just talking.
Central bank officials are pulling the markets in different directions with each statement, leaving people confused.
Expectations can suddenly be turned upside down, the wind can change direction in an instant.
Therefore, we need to look at the numbers rather than just words - employment data is already signaling a rate cut.