Good news is here. The recently announced U.S. September core PCE is 2.8, lower than last month's 2.9.

This shows a slowdown in inflationary pressure, and this figure is a solid indicator for the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut next Wednesday.

Next, we will see if Powell will maintain hawkish expectations during the rate-cut meeting. Regardless, the world will surely applaud.

The decline in inflation is beneficial for all assets, with no exceptions.

Another piece of good news is that in December, the University of Michigan's Consumer Sentiment Index is at 53.3, rising for the first time in five months. This is the first increase since the continuous decline due to tariffs, and consumer confidence is finally warming up.

Moreover, the driver for this warming is crucial, occurring right at the end of the year and Christmas. This wave of Christmas market has assurance, and the market is bullish.