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Tonight, the highly anticipated US February CPI data will be released, coinciding with the simultaneous release of EIA crude oil inventories and OPEC monthly reports. These three major key risk events will occur in quick succession, posing a critical test for the global financial markets, with volatility likely to significantly increase.
Currently, market sentiment remains cautious. Inflation data will directly influence Federal Reserve policy expectations. Coupled with oil supply and demand dynamics and geopolitical disturbances, gold, crude oil, and the overall cryptocurrency markets face downward pressure risks. Risk aversion among funds is rising, and short-term volatility is intensifying. Rapid spikes and wide-range shakeouts are highly likely before and after the data release, with weak trend continuation and high risks of chasing gains or cutting losses.
In terms of trading, it is essential to strictly control positions, implement stop-loss measures, lock in profits in advance, reduce leverage, and wait patiently for the data to be released before making strategic moves. Do not blindly hold large positions before the data to gamble on the outcome.
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