Be careful! Will the US CPI shock wave tonight be stronger than the Federal Reserve's decision?
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发表于 2024-3-12 21:16:27
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Be careful! The US CPI shock wave tonight will be even stronger than the Federal Reserve decision. If we compare various macro level risk events to different levels of tsunami warnings, then the "shock wave" that Wall Street is about to face tonight is undoubtedly the most destructive in the near future.
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