Consumer Price Index

While an underlying indicator came in marginally hotter than expected, headline U.S. consumer price rise advanced in August as predicted, increasing bets that the Federal Reserve could raise interest rates the following week. Overall consumer prices increased by 0.4% month-on-month in August, aligning with expectations and surpassing July’s growth rate of 0.1%.In the twelve months Read More

Dow futures

Dow Futures are experiencing a slight increase, influenced by a crucial inflation indicator that may play a significant role in shaping the Federal Reserve’s forthcoming interest rate decision next week. Brent crude futures decline slightly, yet remain significantly above the $100-per-barrel threshold, as Oracle and Adobe unveil their most recent quarterly results. Dow futures indicated Read More

A batch of inflation data this week did not provide justification for the Federal Reserve to adopt a more hawkish position on interest rates at its September meeting, analysts suggest. In a note to clients, the analysts highlighted that underlying U.S. consumer price growth is trending down and oil prices are likely to moderate from Read More

Dow Futures Updates

The balance of risks in Federal Reserve interest rate policy seems to be shifting towards an emphasis on “firmer inflation rather than weaker hiring,” as noted by analysts. In a note on Friday, the strategists including Michael Gapen and Sam Coffin indicated that any sustained disinflation in the future hinges on the resolution of the Read More

US Economy

Characterizing the U.S. economy in simplistic dichotomies such as “good” or “bad” proves to be a complex endeavor. On multiple dimensions, the data indicates that the economy is robust. However, surveys indicate that American consumers do not share that sentiment. “There’s no doubt right now that different data can show slightly different narratives,” states Heather Read More

US stock market

Dow Futures are trending downward, indicating a subdued investor evaluation of the newly proposed “framework” for the U.S.-China trade agreement. U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick asserts that the agreement has addressed American apprehensions regarding Chinese oversight of the exportation of essential rare earth metals, despite the announcement being viewed as lacking in specifics. The attention Read More

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