The head of a major central bank just dropped some interesting economic signals. Manufacturing's been picking up steam lately—showing real momentum. Services sector? Pretty much holding its ground, staying consistent without major swings. These kinds of macro trends usually matter for risk assets and liquidity conditions down the road.
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BearEatsAll
· 12-05 05:09
Manufacturing is picking up, but the service industry is still the same... Is this wave going to rise or fall?
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TokenVelocityTrauma
· 12-05 05:08
Manufacturing is picking up, but the service sector remains the same. The central bank governor's signal this time is quite interesting.
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ETH_Maxi_Taxi
· 12-05 05:07
Manufacturing is picking up, but the service sector is just so-so... How will this signal affect on-chain liquidity?
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GweiObserver
· 12-05 05:01
Manufacturing is booming now, so risk assets are about to explode.
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MoneyBurnerSociety
· 12-05 04:59
This round of macro signals from the central bank chief—manufacturing is taking off, the service sector is steady... Sounds like risk assets are about to be messed up by liquidity again, same old story.
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HashBard
· 12-05 04:49
so manufacturing's finally waking up from its nap... feels like watching a character arc develop in real time, ngl. the services sector playing it safe tho, very "i'm not touching this volatility" energy 👀 wonder how long before this narrative flips entirely & we're back to doom-posting about recession signals
The head of a major central bank just dropped some interesting economic signals. Manufacturing's been picking up steam lately—showing real momentum. Services sector? Pretty much holding its ground, staying consistent without major swings. These kinds of macro trends usually matter for risk assets and liquidity conditions down the road.