#July PPI Beats Expectations: Crypto Market Reacts
U.S. Producer Price Index (PPI) surged 0.9% month-over-month in July—well above the expected 0.2%. Year-over-year, PPI climbed 3.3%, marking its sharpest 12-month gain since early 2023 . Core PPI, excluding food and energy, also jumped 0.9% MoM, pushing the annual rate to 3.7%, exceeding expectations of 2.9% .
Key Impacts:
Federal Reserve rate cut hopes dimmed, as hotter inflation may delay easing .
Bitcoin dropped sharply, testing levels around $117K after the inflation surprise rattled markets .
Crypto liquidations exceeded $1 billion, hitting both long and short positions amid sudden volatility .
Markets face elevated uncertainty in the short term. Traders should remain cautious, monitoring inflation trends, Fed signals, and technical price levels closely.
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· 08-17 13:09
Yes, Producer Price Index of 0.9% is really surprised and remained à very high figured throughout the year.
#July PPI Beats Expectations
#July PPI Beats Expectations: Crypto Market Reacts
U.S. Producer Price Index (PPI) surged 0.9% month-over-month in July—well above the expected 0.2%. Year-over-year, PPI climbed 3.3%, marking its sharpest 12-month gain since early 2023 . Core PPI, excluding food and energy, also jumped 0.9% MoM, pushing the annual rate to 3.7%, exceeding expectations of 2.9% .
Key Impacts:
Federal Reserve rate cut hopes dimmed, as hotter inflation may delay easing .
Bitcoin dropped sharply, testing levels around $117K after the inflation surprise rattled markets .
Crypto liquidations exceeded $1 billion, hitting both long and short positions amid sudden volatility .
Markets face elevated uncertainty in the short term. Traders should remain cautious, monitoring inflation trends, Fed signals, and technical price levels closely.