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Investors double down on September Fed cut after CPI
NEW YORK (Reuters) -Investors are betting harder on a September Federal Reserve interest rate cut after last month's mild inflation bump, which indicated the pass-through from President Donald Trump's sweeping import duties to goods prices has so far been limited.
Year-over-year, used vehicle prices rose by 4.8%, the seventh month in a row of year-over-year increases, and the biggest one ...
The core consumer price index, a key measure of inflation watched closely by the Federal Reserve, jumped to 3.1% in July, ...
Inflation held steady in July as tariffs threatened to drive prices higher, CPI report reveals. But an underlying inflation ...
Consensus expects core CPI, which strips out food and energy, to rise 0.3% from June, pushing the annual rate to 3.0% from ...
This bullish pathway aligns with the macro backdrop of a 94.2% Fed rate cut probability, which generally supports carry trade flows into USD/JPY. If risk sentiment remains steady and Japanese yields ...
Chicago Fed's Austan Goolsbee says rising producer prices and sticky services inflation raise concerns about tariff-driven ...
Data shows inflation held fairly steady in July, defying fears of a sharp tariff-driven spike in prices and good news for ...
A fresh reading on inflation showed tariffs are pushing goods prices higher for Americans, creating a dilemma for the Federal ...
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