2025-12-16 07:50:49

There will be a wave of major data releases on Tuesday evening. Due to the government shutdown, the US Non-Farm Payrolls report has been postponed to mid-December, and this time it will cover data for October and November all at once — with expectations of 50,000 new jobs added in November and the unemployment rate reaching 4.4%. It is important to note that October's unemployment rate data will be missing, but industry breakdowns and labor force participation rate details remain worth monitoring, as these figures are directly related to next year's interest rate trajectory.

Also released simultaneously is October retail sales, which are expected to grow modestly by 0.1%, with core data reflecting whether consumer resilience is still intact. As for November's CPI, due to the lack of October benchmark data, only year-over-year growth (previously expected at 2.7%) can be referenced. This data can provide some clues about inflation trends. From an on-chain asset perspective, these macroeconomic changes are still very important in shaping subsequent market movements.

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0xSherlock

· 12-19 03:18

Tuesday's data was really impressive, and the double-month report feels like it's about to make some noise. Consumer spending only increased by 0.1%? That kind of resilience is quite tough; it's a bit uncertain. The CPI section without benchmark data is also awkward; we can only look at year-over-year comparisons. Anyway, the blame for the interest rate still falls on us.

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WhaleMinion

· 12-19 00:03

Tuesday's data will directly determine the upcoming rhythm. The non-farm supplement is quite interesting; combining October and November feels like it will be very explosive.

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WhaleWatcher

· 12-17 18:14

This Tuesday's data is going to explode; the non-farm payrolls will cover two months' worth of data at once... It feels like either a big surge or a big drop, with little in between.

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OnlyOnMainnet

· 12-16 12:11

Tuesday's data is really going to explode. Non-farm payrolls filled in two months at once. I bet the 50,000 new jobs data will catch the crypto world off guard. Consumer data only grew by 0.1%? How weak is that? Is there still a chance for interest rate hikes next year?

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HashBandit

· 12-16 08:20

ngl if those employment numbers tank, we're gonna see some serious network congestion when everyone panic sells... gas fees about to go absolutely mental. back in my mining days we'd've had time to calculate roi before hitting send, now? lol you're just bleeding sats to validators smh

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CryingOldWallet

· 12-16 08:18

On Tuesday night, three data came out in one go, non-farm payrolls, retail sales, and CPI all came, and now there is a toss

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SerLiquidated

· 12-16 08:15

These data points are piling up. Should I go all in right now or wait and see?

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PumpBeforeRug

· 12-16 08:03

Tuesday's data needs to be closely watched; the non-farm payroll revision is a complete variable. Be careful not to get crushed.

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MysteryBoxBuster

· 12-16 08:01

Tuesday's data really will cause a sell-off, who can withstand the dual-month non-farm payroll report? Waiting for CPI to give a clear answer; inflation data is the key to determining next year's coin prices. The so-called consumer resilience is just a fancy way of saying whether Americans still have money to spend, which directly affects on-chain assets. Huh, unemployment rate at 4.4%, is this a sign of easing for the Federal Reserve or a reason to hold? It's really uncertain. Non-farm employment only expected to be 50,000? Feels insufficient; once the data is released, there might be a dip. Betting on a big wave of volatility on Tuesday night; the risk of opening blind boxes at this time is too high. The previous government shutdown's backlog of reports was already chaotic, plus missing October data—this macro situation is really a mess. Retail sales only grew by 0.1%? Consumer spending is really shrinking, no wonder the crypto circle is so quiet.

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