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U.S. Economic Data to Reshape Crypto and Stock Market Trends by Year-End

Will delayed jobs data and inflation updates spark a year-end rally—or chaos? Investors are watching every number as liquidity hangs in the balance.

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Financial markets are bracing for a wave of U.S. economic data releases that could significantly impact the outlook for crypto and equities. The crypto market, in particular, is eagerly awaiting these updates to gauge risk appetite and potential shifts in liquidity.

Key indicators such as growth and inflation will be updated on November 26. This includes the crucial Q3 GDP and October PCE figures, which will provide a snapshot of the U.S. stock market's health. Labour and inflation numbers will guide expectations for early rate cuts and liquidity shifts in both crypto and equities.

The crypto market outlook is particularly sensitive to these updates, with delayed data expected to influence trends over the next 45 days. The updated unemployment figures for September, typically published in late October or early November, will be closely watched. For instance, Eurostat and the German Federal Employment Agency usually release official data around this time. Additionally, a final batch of growth and spending data, including the Q3 GDP final print and November consumption trends, will be released on December 19. Inflation updates on December 10 and 11, including CPI and PPI, will also heavily influence expectations for Q1 2026. Non-Farm Payrolls on December 5 will provide fresh data on job creation, unaffected by the government shutdown. The delayed September jobs report is scheduled for November 20, which could reveal unemployment trends.

Strong economic readings may extend stock market volatility as investors brace for slower policy easing. The upcoming data releases will be crucial in shaping the crypto and equities landscape, with potential implications for risk appetite and liquidity shifts.

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