September's core durable goods orders (ex-transportation) came in flat at 0.6% month-over-month, matching the prior reading. The unchanged momentum in business equipment spending suggests steady but unspectacular manufacturing demand. For risk assets including crypto, this reinforces the Fed's data-dependent stance—neither hot enough to trigger hawkish pivots nor weak enough to spark recession fears. Markets may stay range-bound absent stronger catalysts.

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MidnightTradervip
· 10h ago
It's another one of those lukewarm numbers, this is the most annoying...
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DeFiDoctorvip
· 12-04 15:30
The consultation records show that this data is a typical "no pain, no itch" symptom. 0.6% flat, manufacturing equipment spending is lifeless, and this lukewarm state is actually the most uncomfortable for the crypto market— the Fed will keep waiting and watching, and we can only keep churning within this range. It's recommended to regularly review economic data, as the real catalyst hasn't appeared yet.
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BridgeNomadvip
· 12-04 15:29
tbh the flatline on durable goods is giving me serious "goldilocks recession" vibes... not hot enough to break the range, not cold enough to panic dump. seen this pattern before right before liquidity dries up tho. the fed's data-dependent thing is just cover for "we're waiting to see which way the wind blows" imho. crypto staying rangebound til something actually breaks one way or another.
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GasDevourervip
· 12-04 15:22
Another one of those "neither good nor bad" data points. The Fed keeps loafing around, and we'll just keep fluctuating over here.
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GasFeeCriervip
· 12-04 15:21
It's the same old story again, the data is nothing special, the Fed keeps watching from the sidelines, and our crypto space is just stuck like this.
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DefiOldTrickstervip
· 12-04 15:17
Yeah, this set of data is a classic case of "neither dead nor alive." I saw this pattern ten years ago. It's the most frustrating when it can't go up or down.
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