Latest trade figures paint an interesting picture: total goods trade hit 41.21 trillion yuan (roughly $5.82 trillion) through the first eleven months of this year, marking a solid 3.6% bump compared to last year's numbers. The steady climb in cross-border commerce could signal broader liquidity trends worth watching, especially as global capital flows increasingly intersect with digital asset markets. These macro indicators often serve as early signals for risk appetite shifts across traditional and crypto markets alike.
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NotFinancialAdvice
· 23h ago
41 trillion? What can we really infer from this data? It seems that in the crypto world, we still need to watch global capital movements.
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GasFeeCrier
· 12-10 08:52
Eh, macro data really has to be watched, especially the direction of liquidity...
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PerpetualLonger
· 12-09 06:57
41 trillion, it’s gone up again, damn it! This is a bottom signal, everyone! What does abundant liquidity mean? It means big money is quietly building positions, and bears should wake up. I’m telling you, adding to your position now is bottom fishing—if you miss this wave, it’ll be a long time before you break even again.
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HashRateHermit
· 12-09 06:56
Ah, these numbers look pretty good, but I feel like the real impact of these macro indicators on the crypto space still depends on the Fed's attitude.
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CryptoSourGrape
· 12-09 06:56
If only I had seen this data earlier, it's too late to say anything now.
Latest trade figures paint an interesting picture: total goods trade hit 41.21 trillion yuan (roughly $5.82 trillion) through the first eleven months of this year, marking a solid 3.6% bump compared to last year's numbers. The steady climb in cross-border commerce could signal broader liquidity trends worth watching, especially as global capital flows increasingly intersect with digital asset markets. These macro indicators often serve as early signals for risk appetite shifts across traditional and crypto markets alike.