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#4月CPI数据公布 The U.S. April seasonally adjusted CPI year-on-year is 2.3%, lower than expected. Can it lead the market to make a strong push again?
Many professional analysts in the market believe that because the CPI is lower than expected, the probability of the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates will increase. To be honest, the difference between 2.3% and 2.4% is not significant and should not affect the market. However, prices have indeed risen. In most cases, news does affect the market fundamentals, but this time it may not be the case.
Currently, a consensus for an upward trend has been formed, and from a candlestick perspective, the price is strong. At this moment, the announced CPI acts like an external boost, shortening the price's short-term adjustment period. I believe it will soon choose a direction again.
This time, coming from the bottom, the sectors that have performed relatively well during this period are AI, meme coins, CeFi, etc. So if interest rates are really lowered, which sectors might have opportunities next? A reasonable expectation is that sectors related to financial lending or token issuance, BTC and ETH are undoubtedly also the biggest beneficiaries.
In summary, the current news and data still have a driving effect on the market, so after the short-term adjustment ends, it is highly likely that the next direction will continue to be upward.