U.S. Manufacturing PMI for December holds steady at 51.8, matching the previous month's reading. The unchanged metric suggests stable manufacturing activity, with the index remaining above the 50-point threshold that indicates expansion. Traders and investors monitoring macroeconomic signals will note this consistency as a baseline indicator for broader economic health, especially as it relates to Federal Reserve policy decisions and their potential impact on risk assets including crypto markets.
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PortfolioAlert
· 01-03 12:21
51.8 is firmly nailed down, and there's not a ripple in the data at all. It feels a bit strange.
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CountdownToBroke
· 01-02 18:54
51.8 and 51.8 again, the manufacturing industry is sluggish. Can this still be considered expansion? I think it's stagnation.
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DaoResearcher
· 01-02 18:53
51.8 flat? From the data performance, the stability of this PMI actually hides the compression of Fed policy space... It is worth noting that this macro signal will have a significant impact on the governance incentive structure of the crypto market.
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TokenomicsShaman
· 01-02 18:52
PMI has no news, what does this mean? What will the Fed do next? Seems like we still need to wait for January's data to decide.
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LiquidatedNotStirred
· 01-02 18:52
PMI remains steady, and the crypto world has to keep guessing what the Fed is thinking again. So annoying.
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memecoin_therapy
· 01-02 18:38
51.8 is 51.8 again, the Fed's move is incredibly steady. Are good days coming for our crypto circle?
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GateUser-5854de8b
· 01-02 18:35
51.8 unchanged, this data is really a bit boring, feels like the Fed is still on the sidelines.
U.S. Manufacturing PMI for December holds steady at 51.8, matching the previous month's reading. The unchanged metric suggests stable manufacturing activity, with the index remaining above the 50-point threshold that indicates expansion. Traders and investors monitoring macroeconomic signals will note this consistency as a baseline indicator for broader economic health, especially as it relates to Federal Reserve policy decisions and their potential impact on risk assets including crypto markets.