2026-01-12 21:24:12

OECD latest data shows that the overall inflationary pressure in OECD countries is easing. In November, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) fell back to 3.9% month-on-month, down 0.3 percentage points from 4.2% in September — this is the latest statistical result after data from all OECD member countries became available.

The continued decline in inflation data reflects subtle changes in the global economy. From September to November, the two-month decrease may seem small, but it has a profound impact on market sentiment and policy expectations. This moderate but stable inflation slowdown is crucial for assessing the macro environment of the digital asset market — central bank policy space, asset pricing logic, and investor risk appetite will all adjust accordingly.

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RektDetective

· 1h ago

As inflation trends downward, the People's Bank of China will have room to maneuver. This is definitely a positive signal for the crypto market. --- 0.3 percentage points may seem small? That's because you haven't understood macroeconomics. A slight decline is the most dangerous. --- Really? Could this data be manipulated again? It feels like it's always the same. --- Let's wait and see what actions the central bank takes next. That's the key to determining the future market. --- Easing inflation = potential liquidity easing = asset prices all rise, including those crappy coins I hold haha. --- A mild decline sounds good, but don't be fooled by the OECD's "mild" description. The risk of recession is even greater. --- Policy space has opened up, and central banks around the world can cut interest rates. This is going to be interesting. --- Only a 0.3% drop in two months? That's slow. When will it truly return to normal levels? --- The pricing logic of digital assets indeed needs to be recalculated, but it's still unclear whether this is the bottom or just a false rebound.

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DecentralizedElder

· 01-14 11:21

Inflation is easing, is the central bank about to loosen monetary policy again? That would be good news for the crypto world.

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PretendingToReadDocs

· 01-12 21:54

Inflation is coming down, everyone is starting to speculate that the central bank will cut interest rates... But I always feel that this 0.3% decrease doesn't say much, let's wait and see. --- Wait, can this truly reflect global economic changes? I still feel it's a bit虚虚. --- CPI has decreased but the crypto market hasn't risen, this logic doesn't add up, brothers. --- It's always "mild and stable" or "crucial and important," it’s almost become a catchphrase haha. --- Watching the data trend downward, but I feel the market is still sleeping, hasn't reacted yet. --- Should the asset pricing logic be adjusted? So, should we run or hold what we have... --- Fallen from 4.2 to 3.9, this small change is indeed so mild it's a bit embarrassing.

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EyeOfTheTokenStorm

· 01-12 21:53

Inflation continues to decline, but can a 0.3% monthly decrease really tell the full story? I believe the key lies in the central bank's policy shift behind this wave of market movements; adjusting the parameters of the quantitative models is more important than anything else. --- Once again, this "mild easing" statement. Historical data shows that similar words were used in 2017, and as you all know, the results were different. Risk warning, everyone. --- 3.9% is still high; don't be fooled by this small dip. From a macro cycle perspective, we are still in the adjustment phase, and the bottoming pattern has not yet been confirmed. --- The central bank's policy space has opened up, which is indeed a positive sign, but it depends on whether the subsequent CPI can continue to break downward. Otherwise, it would be a false prosperity, and the opportunity for trading T has actually arisen. --- From a technical standpoint, this is a confirmed rebound signal. However, everyone should not jump in too quickly; trading volume still needs to be observed.

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HodlAndChill

· 01-12 21:51

Lower inflation sounds good, but can 0.3 percentage points really make a difference? I think it still depends on how the central bank acts. --- 3.9% sounds comfortable, but could this just be an illusion... Anyway, I remain cautious and hold my assets. --- So, easing inflation = rising coins? I don't see that logic. --- Wait, OECD data looks good, but are our inflation rates still high? --- A gentle decline sounds nice, it's our turn for digital assets to take off, right? --- A 0.3 point drop in two months is considered a major breakthrough? Is the market really that easily swayed?

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SingleForYears

· 01-12 21:48

Inflation easing sounds good, but I'm worried it's just a smoke screen... Will the central bank really loosen policy?

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SchrodingersPaper

· 01-12 21:46

Is inflation really trending downward? Why do I feel like my wallet is depreciating? Can we trust this data... But if that's the case, does the central bank need to loosen monetary policy? What about my coins?

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fren.eth

· 01-12 21:36

Oh no, they start telling stories just because inflation dropped by 0.3 percentage points. Can such a small change really make a difference? --- The narrative about the central bank's policy space is getting old; the coin price still keeps falling. --- Mild and stable? Why do I feel the market is not stable at all? --- Wait, so is this good news or bad news? It seems no one can really clarify. --- Only a two-month decrease of this size. Instead of watching CPI, it's better to pay attention to how the Federal Reserve will act next time. --- Here we go again. Slightly better data is interpreted as a sign that risk appetite is about to rebound. Maybe we should wait a bit longer before jumping in.

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