November's US manufacturing surveys just dropped, and the numbers aren't pretty. Weakness persists across the board, reigniting those uncomfortable stagflation whispers we thought we'd left behind.
For crypto markets already navigating uncertainty, this adds another layer. When traditional economic indicators flash warning signs like this, risk assets historically feel the tremors first. The manufacturing slowdown isn't just a factory floor problem—it's a sentiment shift that ripples through every asset class.
Stagflation scenarios are particularly tricky: slowing growth meets stubborn inflation, leaving central banks in a policy bind. Worth watching how this plays out heading into year-end.
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TokenCreatorOP
· 5h ago
Is stagflation really here? Is the crypto community about to get fleeced again?
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PrivacyMaximalist
· 20h ago
Here we go again? The stagflation trap has already been played out, and BTC is still rising anyway.
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LiquidityWitch
· 12-01 15:38
Here it comes again, manufacturing data is disappointing, is this really the prelude to stagflation... It feels like the end of the year will be tough.
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AirdropAnxiety
· 12-01 15:37
Here we go again? Manufacturing data is disappointing, and there's a stagflation alarm... It's always like this, the crypto world has long been used to being treated as a trap.
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GasFeeCryer
· 12-01 15:37
Here it comes again, the same old tune about stagflation, it's really annoying.
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CountdownToBroke
· 12-01 15:32
Here it comes again, the manufacturing data is terrible and the market starts to shake... it really is a replay of the stagflation nightmare.
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LayerZeroJunkie
· 12-01 15:23
Here we go again, the manufacturing data is terrible, and now stagflation is really knocking at the door.
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failed_dev_successful_ape
· 12-01 15:11
Here it comes again, the manufacturing data is so bad... This wave of fall before the end of the year seems inevitable.
November's US manufacturing surveys just dropped, and the numbers aren't pretty. Weakness persists across the board, reigniting those uncomfortable stagflation whispers we thought we'd left behind.
For crypto markets already navigating uncertainty, this adds another layer. When traditional economic indicators flash warning signs like this, risk assets historically feel the tremors first. The manufacturing slowdown isn't just a factory floor problem—it's a sentiment shift that ripples through every asset class.
Stagflation scenarios are particularly tricky: slowing growth meets stubborn inflation, leaving central banks in a policy bind. Worth watching how this plays out heading into year-end.