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The New York Fed's August Survey of Consumer Expectations, released on the 8th, showed one-year-ahead inflation expectations at 3.58% (reported as 3.6%) versus 3.63% in July, with the three-year measure slipping to 3.2% from 3.3% and the five-year horizon unchanged at 3.0%. Cooling expectations alongside rising household concern over unemployment and harder job-finding conditions strengthens the case for Fed easing, which typically pulls front-end UST yields and DXY lower and supports high-beta assets including BTC, ETH and NASDAQ growth names. The counter-signal is that labor deterioration can shift the market read from rate-cut relief to demand and earnings risk, so upcoming payrolls, jobless claims and CPI prints are the confirmation points.
As a Macro signal, watch whether it changes price action, volatility, or flows around BTC, IXIC, GSPC.
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