The central bank is keeping a close eye on inflation dynamics, particularly whether recent price upticks are stemming from tariff measures that haven't fully kicked in yet. With supply chain adjustments still in motion and businesses adjusting their strategies, the delayed economic ripple effects of trade policies remain a key variable on the radar. Market participants should watch this closely—shifts in Fed commentary around tariff-driven inflation could signal policy directions that affect asset prices across the board. The uncertainty around timing and magnitude of these impacts makes it crucial to track how policymakers interpret incoming data.

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SnapshotLaborervip
· 23h ago
Tariffs are really confusing, the central bank is observing and contemplating, and we need to pay more attention to what the Federal Reserve is saying. --- Wait, the supply chain is still adjusting? When will inflation finally ease up? --- With such great uncertainty, retail investors like us can only wait to be influenced... --- Asset prices are fluctuating with policy directions, no wonder the market has been so volatile these days. --- Tariff delayed effects... Oh dear, it might take until the Year of the Monkey or the Year of the Horse to see clearly.
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LiquidatedDreamsvip
· 12-12 14:46
Tariffs are closely monitored by the central bank, and the Federal Reserve's attitude shift is a weather vane... But to be honest, with such a complex supply chain, who can predict accurately?
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JustHodlItvip
· 12-12 14:36
Tariffs haven't fully taken effect yet, and the central bank is still contemplating it. That's quite cautious. Wait, does this mean inflation will continue to rise? Supply chains are still messing around? What about my coins? The Federal Reserve can move asset prices with just one statement. This game is quite intense. With such high uncertainty, it's better to keep holding, since I can't really understand how policies will shift. The delayed effect of tariffs sounds like an excuse for a subsequent crash.
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