Last night, as soon as the CPI data was released, the market initially fell. This was mainly because everyone saw that inflation had risen again, worrying that the Federal Reserve might not dare to cut interest rates so quickly, or might even cut fewer times. However, unexpectedly, the market quickly rebounded strongly, staging a "first suppress and then rise" trend. At first, investors were worried that the Federal Reserve would delay the interest rate cut process, causing the stock market to fall in response; but then market sentiment gradually improved, with major indices rebounding and closing higher, demonstrating strong resilience.

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At 22:00 tonight, the market will witness the concentrated release of two key data points: the preliminary expected year-on-year inflation rate for the United States in September and the preliminary consumer confidence index from the University of Michigan. These two indicators are directly related to the market's assessment of the Federal Reserve's subsequent monetary policy direction and are likely to trigger significant volatility in asset prices, warranting close attention.

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The market has fallen back into a state of fluctuation, and it is highly likely that major movements will only occur after the U.S. stock market opens; structurally, the bullish trend remains unchanged, and the pullback is essentially a process of building momentum, so just patiently wait for the rebound to start. For more details, please follow the evening live broadcast room to chat together #GUSD双重收益# #Gate广场创作点亮中秋# .