The latest Federal Reserve meeting minutes reveal several key signals: GDP is growing modestly, but the labor market has noticeably weakened, and overall economic activity remains steady. What does this mean? Moving forward, focus on two major indicators— the US non-farm payroll report will directly reflect the true state of employment, and the CES tech show’s corporate outlook assessments often indicate the future direction of the tech sector and risk assets. For blockchain traders, this week's data and insights are worth close attention.

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GateUser-0717ab66vip
· 01-05 01:40
Is the weakening of the labor market... really causing concern now? It seems like the Federal Reserve is playing word games—just hoping for a mild GDP, ignoring a complete collapse in employment?
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CryptoTherapistvip
· 01-05 01:39
honestly the fed's just masking the real pain with their "stable growth" narrative... labor market's crumbling and they're acting zen about it lmao. ngl this is textbook market anxiety denial behavior 🧠
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PonziDetectorvip
· 01-05 01:36
The signal of a weakening labor market really can't be held back anymore. Once the non-farm payroll report is out, it's all over. Just looking at CES is useless; we also need to see how the Federal Reserve will actually operate.
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