BitUnix analyst: PCE inflation data to be released soon, crypto market volatile consolidation, focus on 104.8K support and policy expectations divergence

According to BlockBeats, on May 30th, the United States will release its PCE data for April, which is the inflation indicator that the Federal Reserve is most concerned about. The market expects PCE to increase by 2.2% annually and core PCE to increase by 2.6% annually, with month on month growth rates remaining low, indicating that inflationary pressures are still present but have slowed down. However, the tariff effect is beginning to permeate, and inflation fears are expected to rebound in the coming months, raising concerns in the market about a new round of inflation cycle. In addition, the growth rate of personal expenses and income slowed down in April, indicating a decline in demand. Investors are concerned about whether the Federal Reserve will adjust its policy stance, and market expectations for a September rate cut have decreased from 68% to 47%. BitUnix analysts suggest that the current inflation data has slightly cooled down but is still higher than the target, coupled with policy and confidence divergence, the market is prone to a period of uncertain volatility. BTC short-term focus on the effectiveness of the support zone at $104800, with liquidity accumulating below. The pressure above is $110000. It is recommended to observe tonight's PCE results and market reactions, cautiously respond to potential fluctuations, and prepare for risk control and asset allocation.