2026-01-22 16:35:35

BREAKING: Real-time inflation tracking just flashed a critical signal—1.20% according to Truflation's latest reading.

Here's what matters: The official CPI keeps lagging reality, but the live numbers tell a different story entirely. We've already dipped well below the Fed's 2% comfort zone. The "Higher for Longer" narrative? That's done. Over. The market was betting on an extended rate-hold environment, but the data just killed that thesis.

The rate-cut cycle everyone's been waiting for isn't coming anymore—it's already overdue. The Fed's policy window is tightening as economic conditions shift faster than most anticipated. Late-cycle dynamics are kicking in harder than expected, and traders should be positioning accordingly.

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MemeCurator

· 4h ago

1.20%？Real inflation has long been this low, and official data is really outrageous. The rate cut cycle was supposed to start already, what is the Fed still hesitating for? Now the "higher for longer" story is bankrupt, and it was about time to short it.

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MetaReckt

· 4h ago

1.20%？If this number is real, the official CPI data should have been discarded long ago. --- The Fed is still dithering, and the market has already run... This is the real signal. --- Higher for longer? What are you talking about, buddy? It's time to switch your mindset. --- The overdue rate-cut cycle should have started long ago. What are you waiting for? --- Real-time data vs. official data, the gap is incredible... Who still trusts that set? --- Late-cycle and still not moving? You need to adjust your positions quickly, everyone. --- Truflation spoke out, traditional CPI should step down.

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PanicSeller69

· 4h ago

Wow, 1.2%? The official CPI is talking nonsense again?

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SundayDegen

· 4h ago

A month ago, they still said "higher for longer," but now the data has slapped them in the face.

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