There’s been a hiccup with the October PPI data—it’s been postponed and won’t be released until January next year, together with the November data.

This isn’t exactly a minor issue, but it’s not a huge deal either. PPI is an important indicator for tracking inflation trends, and the market relies on it to guess the Fed’s next moves. With the data missing, the market could become even more unpredictable in the short term, and volatility might increase.

But there’s no need to panic. This isn’t some sudden crisis—it’s just a delay in data release, not a sign of systemic risk.

For regular investors, the key now is one word: stability. Don’t let the delayed data push you into panic moves, chasing gains or selling off in a hurry. Make sure your positions leave some room for flexibility, and don’t go all in at once. Watch how the market reacts before jumping in.

Once the complete data is released and the market trend becomes clear, it won’t be too late to make decisions. And don’t forget, there will be news about rate cuts in the coming days. At times like this, staying patient and observing calmly is usually much wiser than making impulsive, frequent trades.