Third quarter wrapped with a solid economic surprise—US GDP expanded at 4.4% annualized rate quarter-over-quarter, beating the consensus forecast of 4.3%. The jump signals resilient consumer spending and business activity holding up stronger than many had anticipated.



On the inflation front, Core PCE came in at 2.9% annualized for 3Q, meeting expectations right on target. For crypto traders and macro enthusiasts, this matters. A sticky-but-not-accelerating inflation print keeps the Fed narrative intact without pushing urgency for immediate rate cuts.

The GDP beat might sound modest, but in a world where growth predictions keep shifting, outperforming the street matters for market sentiment. Tighter labor markets, services resilience, and investment activity all feeding into the number. Meanwhile, the Core PCE hitting the dot suggests price pressures aren't spiraling—important context as monetary policy decisions continue reshaping risk asset dynamics.
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HashRatePhilosophervip
· 7h ago
GDP exceeded expectations, but it seems the market is still a bit lukewarm? Why isn't the crypto circle reacting...
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ServantOfSatoshivip
· 7h ago
4.4% GDP, not too bad, not too poor... Core PCE stuck at 2.9 without surging, which means for the crypto world that the Fed won't be cutting interest rates aggressively in the short term. Feeling a bit frustrated.
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fork_in_the_roadvip
· 7h ago
GDP hits a new high again, but this inflation number... is a bit too good to be true, the Fed really needs to hold on this time.
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DisillusiionOraclevip
· 7h ago
4.4% GDP is not solid at all; the consumption data is heavily inflated.
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MrDecodervip
· 7h ago
4.4% of GDP isn't a big deal; the key is that inflation hasn't continued to heat up, so the Fed doesn't need to rush to take action. This is a positive for our crypto circle.
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RugpullSurvivorvip
· 7h ago
4.4% GDP is pretty good, but Core PCE is stuck at 2.9%... Is the Fed trying to keep us hanging?
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SchrödingersNodevip
· 7h ago
GDP exceeds expectations again, but can this wave of gains continue... It feels like the US economy needs to struggle a bit more before risking self-destruction --- Core PCE remains stubbornly at 2.9, Fed's hand is playing out fairly well, which is actually good news for our crypto circle --- Consumer resilience is so strong, and the labor market is tight, yet it still feels like inflation will fluctuate repeatedly --- No, 4.4 vs 4.3—this 0.1 point difference is now considered a "surprise"? The market hasn't really improved significantly --- The soft landing story is still being told, but risk assets are already pricing in a recession... Is that contradictory? --- If PCE stabilizes, then it’s stable. At least in the short term, there's no need to worry about the Fed rushing to hike rates, which is favorable for crypto easing expectations --- US economic data is patchy, but global stagflation pressures remain. Looking at this US data alone is simply not enough
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