US stocks add roughly $700-800 billion at the open as core CPI cools to a five-year low
Multiple market commentators reported that roughly $680-810 billion in market value was added to US equities at the September 11 open after core CPI fell to a five-year low, with tech leading the advance. Bitcoin was also cited as briefly reaching $78,000 following the inflation release.
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@misterrcrypto
🇺🇸 U.S. STOCKS JUST EXPLODED HIGHER. Around $800 BILLION was added to the U.S. stock market at the open after Core CPI cooled to a 5 year low. Tech is leading the move with green across Wall Street. Risk appetite is surging! https://t.co/GklrGWypZG
@blocknewsdotcom
🚨 LATEST: $680 BILLION was added to the U.S. stock market at the open as Core CPI fell to a 5-year low. https://t.co/1O8iXBEBCS
@cryptojack
BREAKING: $700 Billion added to the US stock at market open as Core CPI dropped to a 5-year low. https://t.co/fIwXElyh19
@TedPillows
$810,000,000,000 added to the US stock at market open. Market is rallying as Core CPI is moving towards the Fed's 2% target. https://t.co/u9XJK9t1Cz
@Wazzup_Crypto
$680 Billion added to the US stock market at open as Core CPI dropped to a 5-year low. Bullish or bearish? #Crypto #Bitcoin https://t.co/9k4OfzLPuV