TREE NEWS reports: US wholesale inflation accelerated to 6.3% in September, with gasoline producer prices jumping 20.3%. Bitcoin slipped as the print landed. Polymarket traders now assign a 72.5% probability to the Fed holding rates at its next meeting.
US Wholesale Inflation Hits 6.3% in September; Bitcoin Slips
The significance here is the composition, not the headline: a gasoline-driven jump in producer prices sits awkwardly beside a prediction market leaning toward a Fed pause, suggesting traders read the spike as energy noise rather than broad pricing pressure. Bitcoin's slip looks like a reflexive reaction to rate expectations rather than a verdict on inflation itself. The open question is whether wholesale costs beyond energy start feeding through, and whether the hold probability holds up if they do.
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