GDP data just came in at 4.3% which is a huge increase from the forecasted 3.3%.
Same goes for CPI data last week which had a big deviation at 2.7% against the 3.1% forecast.
You don't often see differences this big, can we trust this data?
Very suspicious indeed.
#CPI#GDP
JUST IN: πΊπΈ President Trump's reciprocal tariffs:
β’ Chile 10%
β’ India 26%
β’ Israel 17%
β’ Brazil 10%
β’ China 34%
β’ Japan 24%
β’ Turkey 10%
β’ Taiwan 32%
β’ Vietnam 46%
β’ Pakistan 29%
β’ Thailand 36%
β’ Australia 10%
β’ Malaysia 24%
β’ Colombia 10%
β’ Sri Lanka 44%
β’ Singapore 10%
β’ Indonesia 32%
β’ Cambodia 49%
β’ Philippines 17%
β’ Switzerland 31%
β’ Bangladesh 37%
β’ South Korea 25%
β’ South Africa 30%
β’ United Kingdom 10%
β’ European Union 20%
$SPX π¨
Clear breakdown off a daily bearish flag patternπ»
Next level would be 5504 for a reaction off the lows to see if bulls can step in π
Sigh looks like we might be in for another rough few weeks until macroeconomic factors stablise π
#BTC π¨
Not looking good so far and even more so if we close today below the monthly open at 84.3k π
82.8k is my next target for a sweep of that liquidity π§Ή