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    (Oct) CPI Data Release Lower Than Expected

    SimpleFX Economic TeamBy SimpleFX Economic TeamNovember 14, 2023No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Contrary to market expectations, the latest CPI YoY figures came in at 3.2%, diverging from the anticipated 3.3%. MoM CPI reached 0.0% vs. 0.1% expected. Even the Core CPI was 4.0% – lower than anticipated 4.1%.

    What Is CPI Data, And Why Is It Crucial?

    Consumer Price Index (CPI) data indicates inflation trends and is a linchpin for traders. It provides deep insights into the economy’s health and direction. A surge in CPI suggests rising inflation, which can influence consumer behavior and corporate earnings. On the flip side, a dip in CPI may hint at deflationary pressures, prompting concerns about economic health. Traders leverage this data to anticipate market trends, recalibrate their portfolios, and safeguard against potential pitfalls. Notably, inflation trends can substantially sway asset and currency valuations.

    To learn how CPI affects trading, click here.

    Interpreting The Current CPI Release

    Low inflation can make high-risk assets more attractive. Investors should nevertheless watch for signs of further possible disinflationary forces and keep an eye on employment metrics and FOMC decisions.

    In the very first reaction, assets like EURUSD, SP500, and precious metals are rising.

    EUR/USD – a clear spike in volatility.

    Trade EUR/USD

    The information provided on this website does not, and is not intended to, constitute investment advice; instead, all information, content, and materials available on this site are for general informational purposes only.

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