Big development in the U.S. economy — Core CPI has dropped to its lowest level in four years, signaling that underlying inflation pressures are finally cooling. Core CPI (which excludes food & energy) is closely watched because it reflects real, persistent price trends. This slowdown strengthens expectations that the Federal Reserve may shift toward a more dovish stance in the coming months if the trend continues. 🔎 What this means: • Inflation momentum is easing • Rate cut expectations could increase • Markets may react positively • Dollar and bond yields could see volatility While inflation isn’t fully back to the 2% target, this data is a strong signal that price pressures are moving in the right direction.
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Big development in the U.S. economy — Core CPI has dropped to its lowest level in four years, signaling that underlying inflation pressures are finally cooling.
Core CPI (which excludes food & energy) is closely watched because it reflects real, persistent price trends. This slowdown strengthens expectations that the Federal Reserve may shift toward a more dovish stance in the coming months if the trend continues.
🔎 What this means: • Inflation momentum is easing
• Rate cut expectations could increase
• Markets may react positively
• Dollar and bond yields could see volatility
While inflation isn’t fully back to the 2% target, this data is a strong signal that price pressures are moving in the right direction.