CPI and core CPI both fell below expectations, which is a clear positive.
The logic of CPI is actually very simple:
Higher than expected → Inflation pressure increases → Bearish
Lower than expected → Inflation eases → Bullish
From the overall data, this time both CPI and core CPI fell below expectations, which is a standard "strong positive" in the traditional sense.
Inflation pressure eases, and the market's expectation of a rate cut in January is heating up, with a macro bias towards the bullish side.
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CPI and core CPI both fell below expectations, which is a clear positive.
The logic of CPI is actually very simple:
Higher than expected → Inflation pressure increases → Bearish
Lower than expected → Inflation eases → Bullish
From the overall data, this time both CPI and core CPI fell below expectations,
which is a standard "strong positive" in the traditional sense.
Inflation pressure eases, and the market's expectation of a rate cut in January is heating up, with a macro bias towards the bullish side.