Federal Reserve November core inflation at 2.8%, diverging from the target again and intensifying market concerns about liquidity

2026-01-22 16:00:08

【Crypto World】According to the latest core inflation data released by the Federal Reserve, the inflation rate in November is stuck at 2.8%, which is significantly higher than the Fed’s target level of 2%. Once the news broke, the market reacted turbulently—this means that the room for interest rate cuts has been further squeezed, and liquidity expectations for the crypto market have also come under pressure. The issue of inflation stickiness still exists, making it difficult to quickly return to the 2% level in the short term. This will have considerable implications for future policy directions and asset allocation.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 01-25 02:21

2.8%, doing the same thing again? No end in sight for interest rate cuts.

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ForkPrince

· 01-25 01:13

2.8%？Still less than 3, why does it feel like the air has solidified... --- No more rate cuts, liquidity is really tightening... --- Still thinking about returning to 2%? Dream on haha --- So this time it's really going to hard landing, right? --- With such strong stickiness, what are you afraid of? Anyway, we've long been used to it --- Wow, the rate cut dream is shattered, where are my coins? --- The Fed is playing this hand, inflation is sticking like glue --- This data coming out is essentially a disguised negative, we need to adjust our strategy --- 2.8% is stuck, no way to release liquidity in the short term

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ForkThisDAO

· 01-22 16:30

Inflation stubbornly sticking at 2.8%, no rate cuts in sight, liquidity is even tighter now No hope for rate cuts, the crypto market will shrink again along with it Such strong stickiness at 2.8%... don’t expect good news in the short term The Federal Reserve is really going against the market, the rate cut dream is shattered With such intense liquidity pressure, we need to rethink our allocation strategies Sticky inflation is the real killer, the 2% target is still far away Once this data came out, hot money started to flow out, the crypto market will cool down for a while

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SleepyValidator

· 01-22 16:27

Inflation is stuck at 2.8 again, it feels like interest rate cuts are far off No hope for rate cuts, this wave of liquidity is really worrying... The 2.8% just won't go down, life in the crypto world is tough Basically, the Federal Reserve is going to continue its hawkish stance, and we need to prepare for a prolonged battle Sticky inflation is the real trouble, and there's no end in sight in the short term Liquidity expectations have been crushed again, are they going to continue shrinking the balance sheet? The dream of rate cuts is shattered, is it really going to be until next year before there's any turning point

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Rekt_Recovery

· 01-22 16:25

nah not this sticky inflation shit again, my liquidation ptsd just kicked in... 2.8% means the fed's basically out of ammo and we're all bagholding 💀

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SeasonedInvestor

· 01-22 16:18

Liquidity is being squeezed again. When will this day come to an end?

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GasFeeVictim

· 01-22 16:08

2.8%, Here it comes again, liquidity will definitely become tighter --- No hope for interest rate cuts, miners will have to keep eating dirt --- It's really absurd, why can't we shake off this inflation stickiness, what about our coins --- Wait, does this mean that in the short term, the funding situation still has to be endured? Something's not right --- So, is there still hope later, or do we have to keep holding on tightly --- When this data comes out, retail investors will have to cut losses again, really impressive --- The existence of stickiness issues is a code problem, they don't want to cut interest rates above, right

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