Inflation traders are preparing for a modest increase in the annual headline rate of the consumer price report for December. While this blip is not expected to have a significant impact on the overall trajectory of price gains this year, market indicators suggest a slight uptick. Derivatives-like instruments, known as fixings, are currently trading at levels that imply … [Read more...] about Inflation Traders Anticipate Slight Rise in Consumer Price Report
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Inflation Shows Signs of Slowing, but Concerns Linger
Economists are predicting that inflation in the United States likely ticked down in September, following a slowdown in gasoline price growth and a decrease in used car costs. However, there are indications that certain categories closely monitored by the Federal Reserve, such as housing and other services, may still exhibit persistent strength. According to consensus … [Read more...] about Inflation Shows Signs of Slowing, but Concerns Linger
U.S. Inflation Faces Risks of Re-Acceleration
Data released by the Labor Department suggests that U.S. inflation has significantly slowed down in recent months. However, some analysts are warning that there are potential risks of re-acceleration in the fourth quarter or next year. In July, U.S. consumer prices rose by a modest 0.2%. The yearly rate of inflation also increased from 3% to 3.2%, marking the first increase in … [Read more...] about U.S. Inflation Faces Risks of Re-Acceleration