2025-12-22 15:56:02

Mark your calendars—the US November retail sales report is shifting to January 14. This reschedule might seem like a minor bureaucratic shuffle, but for those tracking market dynamics, it's worth paying attention to.

Macroeconomic data like retail sales figures historically move markets. When consumer spending reports hit, they ripple through traditional finance and often create spillover effects in crypto markets too. A delayed report means traders and analysts are recalibrating their forecasts in the meantime.

The November retail data will now give us a clearer picture of US consumer activity heading into year-end, which feeds into broader economic momentum discussions. Whether this impacts your trading strategy or just your information timeline, Jan. 14 is the new date to watch.

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GasGoblin

· 12-22 16:22

Ha, another delay? These people really know how to stir things up, we won't see the data until mid-January.

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BlockchainBrokenPromise

· 12-22 16:18

Another delay? What the hell document do we have to look at for this rescheduling... Wait, January 14th? Alright, noted. Retail data is going to crash again. As for the delay... when TradFi takes action, it drags down crypto, so we have to wait too.

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