Low interest rates , low inflation, productive economies make China ever more attractive yet met with endless suffering for somebody else losing.

Fundstrat’s Tom Lee sees a strong rally in the next 2 months as softer inflation data hits.

Inflation declines!

Inflation trend down !

Low inflation.

US has very strong employment contributing to robust demand hence sustained inflation conditions.

$BABA re opening, no delisting, inflation under control , cheap Russian oil .

$FSR The markets should NOT go down today after the great inflation numbers.

Inflation is going way down.

$FSR Exxon Mobil had a 56 billion profit in 2022, their highest profit ever; note direct correlation to inflation, that is one singular essential consumer goods company.

That’s a big step forward, this is surely going above $8, market itself is very bullish since interest have been stabilizing & inflation peaked a month ago, save this tweet

Inflation is coming down

That way he looks good because he stopped inflation.

but during the third quarter the impact of most of the interest rate rises were not being felt and the month to month inflation rates were much improved.

Inflation figures much better than anyone expected.

Everything in market like we have best President ; best economy , a lot of $, zero inflation , big growth :) What a huge pump with all stocks .. No one want to sell a single share 😂🎢🪤 $spy $btc.x $tsla $meta $amd

Bank ERs were pretty good (except GS), inflation seems to be coming down, employment and unemployment numbers not too good or too bad, and now netflix growth.

$AMZN $META Inflation came out better than expected.

lot of upside potential once inflation keep dropping

$META inflation still over 8 % and joe thinks that is Great!

This is the greatest and fastest economic recovery of all time and it is the direct result of Biden working tirelessly to stop Putin's price hikes and inflation and racism and transphobia and white supremacy too.

$META exactly, in which world 7.1% inflation is good news lol.

No inflation.

JPMorgan’s Trading Desk Sees S&P Rallying Up to 10% on Soft Inflation Data.