#inflation-data

#inflation-data

U.S. equities mostly rose, led by the Nasdaq, amid tariff negotiation news and mixed inflation data.

Bitcoin rebounds to $70,000 after initial dip due to U.S. CPI data.

BTC outperforms U.S. equities and gold despite initial decline.

Current inflation data is better than expected, which may influence future Federal Reserve rate decisions.

Investor sentiment is shifting towards safety as Treasury yields rise, impacting market dynamics.

Wall Street rallied due to potential decrease in interest rates after inflation data showed modest slowdown, marking a shift from previous concerns.

Stocks are rising amidst tariff discussions, with the Nasdaq leading the way despite concerns over inflation.

The U.S. Dollar Index is experiencing a downward correction influenced by inflation data expectations and market sentiment.

Future dollar movements hinge significantly on this week's Consumer Price Index data release.

Mortgage interest rates slightly lower this week due to meeting inflation data. Fed rate cut hopes dim, rates may remain stable until clearer economic trends.

Gold prices are up 13% YTD, with potential to dip below $2300 if the Fed maintains a cautious approach

Inflation data is crucial for predicting Federal Reserve policy and its impact on the U.S. dollar.

Market volatility is anticipated based on the upcoming U.S. inflation data release.

Gold prices are volatile ahead of US inflation data, which could influence Federal Reserve policy and gold's outlook.

Central banks are anticipated to ease policies, supporting gold prices amid geopolitical tensions.

Federal Reserve officials closely monitor inflation data to make interest rate decisions.

Mortgage rates impacted by Fed statements, labor data, 10-year yield. Potential improvement if spreads normalize.

The dollar remains low as traders anticipate Federal Reserve policy changes and upcoming economic data.

Bitcoin soared to its highest price since April 24, boosted by altcoins like Solana and NEAR amid positive market sentiment.

The S&P 500 reached a critical 5300 resistance level alongside weak inflation data, boosting market optimism.

Hopes for a 'soft landing' of the US economy will be tested with latest inflation data.

The Chilean peso strengthens against the dollar, driven by rising copper prices and commodity market support amidst global uncertainties.

Market volatility centered around US presidential debate, influencing currency and yields.

Focus remains on US inflation data and potential monetary policy shifts.

Greenback strength against yen prompts speculation on Japanese intervention.

The US dollar experienced volatility post-strong Q2 growth. Potential interest rate cuts ahead may further impact dollar and treasury yields.

The US dollar is declining ahead of crucial inflation and GDP data releases.

The Japanese yen has shown some strength against the dollar amidst slowing inflation rates in Japan.

The euro strengthened against the US dollar due to improved economic conditions in the Eurozone but may face pressure if the ECB cuts rates more aggressively than the Federal Reserve.

The dollar stabilised after downward GDP revision, anticipates interest rate cut, reacts to Treasury yields, awaiting Core PCE inflation data.

Crypto majors experienced a significant decline, influenced by meme coins like shiba inu and dogecoin, looking towards U.S. PCE inflation data for guidance on bitcoin's direction.

Crude oil futures are recovering due to supply issues from tropical Storm Francine, despite concerns over global demand.

The US stock market saw modest gains with a focus on technology and growth stocks outperforming value stocks.

US stock market opened positively but stalled after recent gains.

Inflation data may support market with possible rate cut in September.

Investors await Nvidia's earnings impact and Federal Reserve meeting minutes.

The White House's attempt to spin new inflation data positively reveals major uncertainties around the effectiveness of rate cuts and the impact on the economy.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics shared more inflation information with Wall Street than disclosed publicly.

The agency faced scrutiny for potentially favoring certain financial data users over others, raising concerns about information equity.