"Today's CPI number was a relief for the market, as the data met expectations, confirmed the disinflationary trend, and re-affirmed current market pricing of a Fed pause tomorrow. However ...

Please watch the video at Investors.com - How The New CPI And PPI Reports Could Impact The Fed, Inflation And Interest Rates The overall consumer price index unexpectedly dipped 0.1% on the month vs.

"Considering this CPI print and recent economic data, we think the Fed will begin to cut rates in the fall of this year.

Nowcasts from the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland for upcoming inflation releases suggest that the next two CPI report may not be what the Fed is looking for. Specifically, looking at energy ...

Recent Inflation Metrics, Year-Over-Year vs 3 or 6 month annualized run rate [Note: The Consumer Price Index – CPI – always runs hot. The Fed prefers the Personal Consumption Expenditure Index ...

The September CPI numbers are the final puzzle piece for ... Economists have said last month's big Fed cut was justified given slowing inflation and the weakening job market.

"On the whole, despite the figures being hotter than expected, it seems highly unlikely that the September CPI figures will materially ... return toward the Fed's 2% inflation target over the ...

The Fed's preferred supercore inflation measure ... Elsewhere, initial jobless claims, released at the same time as CPI, rose to 258,000 for the week ending on October 5. While markets are ...

Both CPI and PPI data are used to calculate PCE inflation. The core reading, which also excludes food and energy costs, is also expected to round to 0.2%. This would imply that core PCE would hit ...

This situation explains the recent upward trend in silver prices, which could extend further if the CPI report supports a dovish Fed outlook. The Fed’s Tightrope Walk: Balancing Inflation and ...

On balance, the latest CPI data does not provide much runway for the Fed to continue lifting policy rates after the May meeting and it is becoming more likely that we are nearing the peak in Fed ...