The PCE data that arrived last night pulled the market back again. As mentioned before, it really played the role of the non-manufacturing PMI data on August 5. The core logic is: Powell's hawkish remarks at the interest rate meeting scared the market. Everyone was worried that the interest rate cut would be suspended after this time, but Powell did not say it firmly. We still have to look at the data. Since the PCE in November was lower than expected, especially the core PCE was 0.1% lower than expected on a month-on-month basis, which was much lower than the previous value, the cooling trend continued. Then the market
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