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Following the higher-than-expected US August core CPI, investment banks including TD Securities, JPMorgan Chase, MUFG, and Citi have adjusted their Federal Reserve interest rate hike predictions, with most institutions now expecting a 25 basis point hike in September.
Following a 0.3% month-over-month increase in the US core CPI for August (above the 0.2% expectation), Wall Street investment banks swiftly revised their forecasts for the Federal Reserve's interest r
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Bitcoin spikes toward $80K as US CPI data delivers new 22-year high in bond yields
Bitcoin briefly rebounded past $79,000 and US stocks turned green as US CPI inflation data met expectations.
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Analysis: Fed Chair Warsh's Credibility on the Line Ahead of Next Week's Rate Decision Following August CPI Data Release
Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh faces a severe test for next week's interest rate decision after the August CPI data release. The latest data shows that the US August core CPI rose by 0.3% month-on-mon
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US August core CPI boosted by record 5.9% surge in wireless phone service prices, adding 0.08 percentage points; housing inflation softer but Fed pressure remains
US August core CPI boosted by record 5.9% surge in wireless phone service prices, adding 0.08 percentage points; housing inflation softer but Fed pressure remains
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Core services ex-housing rose 0.51% in August CPI, the highest reading since January, up 3% on the year.
Core services excluding housing rose 0.51% in the August CPI report, marking the highest monthly increase since January and a 3% year-over-year rise. Core goods were up 0.11% month-over-month and 0.7%
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US August CPI (YoY) was 3.4%, in line with expectations of 3.4%, and the previous value (revised) was 3.4%.
US August CPI YoY 3.4% (expected 3.4%, revised prior 3.4%, in line with expectations); CPI MoM 0.4% (expected 0.4%, revised prior 0.1%, in line with expectations); Core CPI YoY 2.4% (expected 2.4%, re
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Bloomberg Analysts: Oil Price Move Matters More Than CPI
Bloomberg Analysts: Oil Price Move Matters More Than CPI
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US August CPI Report Preview: Market expects headline CPI to rise 0.4% month-over-month, core CPI to rise 0.2%, potentially influencing the Federal Reserve's rate hike decision next week.
A preview of the US August CPI report indicates that the market generally expects headline CPI to rise by approximately 0.4% month-over-month, a significant acceleration from July's 0.1%; core CPI is
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Fed-funds futures now price in a 70% chance of a September hike, as Nick Timiraos shares August core CPI estimates with a median of 0.22%
Fed-funds futures have shifted to a 70% chance of a September rate hike this morning, reflecting market calculations. Meanwhile, Nick Timiraos, a prominent Fed reporter, shared August core CPI estimat
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US CPI Report to Guide Fed Decision on Rates; Officials Prepared to Raise Rates if Inflation Doesn't Improve Soon
Federal Reserve officials have signaled they are prepared to raise interest rates if inflation does not improve soon, though they acknowledge their main policy tool may do little to restrain some of t
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China's CPI MoM was 0.4%, above the expected 0.3% and the previous -0.1%.
CPI MoM: 0.4%, expected 0.3%, prior -0.1%, above expectations Release Time: 2026-09-09 01:30 UTC
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China's National Bureau of Statistics: In August 2026, the national consumer price index (CPI) rose by 0.8% year-on-year, in line with expectations.
China's National Bureau of Statistics announced that in August 2026, the national Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose by 0.8% year-on-year. Specifically, urban areas saw an increase of 0.8%, rural areas 0
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China's August CPI year-on-year was 0.8%, in line with expectations of 0.8%, and the previous value was 0.5%.
China's August CPI rose 0.8% year-on-year (expected 0.8%, previous 0.5%, in line with expectations); PPI rose 3.8% year-on-year (expected 3.7%, previous 3.5%, above expectations).
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BMO's Davis Says CPI Can Give Fed 'Easy Out' on a Rate Hike
Earl Davis, head of fixed income and money markets at BMO Global Asset Management, is looking ahead to Friday's US CPI data and explains he is watching mortgage convexity sellers.
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U.S. Treasury Yields Edge Lower in Asian Trade, 2-Year Yield Falls 1.3 Bps
U.S. Treasury yields edged lower in Asian trade after Monday's Labor Day holiday, shrugging off a slight increase in oil prices, as investors await Friday’s CPI reading. The two-year Treasury yield fe
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Rabobank Head of FX Strategy: Dollar Confidence Wanes, but Strong CPI Could Still Boost USD
Jane Foley, Head of FX Strategy at Rabobank, stated that market confidence in the US dollar has waned following stronger-than-expected non-farm payroll data. She also noted that the upcoming CPI data
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Bank of America Securities and Citi have issued contrasting forecasts for the US August CPI data and its implications for the Federal Reserve's September rate hike. BofA expects the core CPI annual rate to rise to 3.4%, supporting a rate hike, while Citi anticipates a drop to 2.3%, advocating for a pause.
The US August CPI data, set to be released next Friday (September 12), will directly influence the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision at this month's meeting. BofA Securities predicts that the c
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The U.S. August non-farm payroll report is set to be released on Friday, with market expectations of 55,000 new jobs. Former Federal Reserve Governor Warsh previously stated that the economy is at full employment with high inflation. Analysts believe that strong data could push up U.S. Treasury yields and suppress U.S. equities.
The US August non-farm payrolls report is due on Friday, with market consensus expecting 55,000 new jobs and the unemployment rate to remain unchanged at 4.1%. Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh has clear
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BNP Paribas' Meghan Robson Says They Are Closely Watching CPI Next Week
BNP Paribas' Meghan Robson Says They Are Closely Watching CPI Next Week
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WSJ Fed reporter Nick Timiraos shared a view that it is “proper and responsible for the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates” given the CPI numbers.
WSJ Fed reporter Nick Timiraos shared a view that it is “proper and responsible for the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates” given the CPI numbers.
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Fed's Waller says we should start seeing some lower numbers on inflation and expects a reasonable CPI.
Fed's Waller says we should start seeing some lower numbers on inflation and expects a reasonable CPI.
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Bank of America: Expects August Nonfarm Payrolls to Add Only 40,000 Jobs, Far Below Market Consensus; September Federal Reserve Rate Hike Hinges on CPI
Bank of America, in its latest report published on September 2, projected that August non-farm payrolls would increase by only 40,000 (35,000 in the private sector), significantly below market consens
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JPMorgan Chase: 30,000 to 70,000 new US jobs is the market's "sweet spot"; the CPI report will have a greater impact on the market than the employment report.
JPMorgan Chase believes that an ideal range for the upcoming US non-farm payrolls report would be between 30,000 and 70,000 new jobs. The bank noted that stronger hiring data could push bond yields hi
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BlackRock's Rick Rieder: US CPI Data Led to "Collective Industrywide Sigh of Relief" But "We're Not at Target Yet"
BlackRock's Rick Rieder: US CPI Data Led to "Collective Industrywide Sigh of Relief" But "We're Not at Target Yet"
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Following the higher-than-expected US August core CPI, investment banks including TD Securities, JPMorgan Chase, MUFG, and Citi have adjusted their Federal Reserve interest rate hike predictions, with most institutions now expecting a 25 basis point hike in September.
Following a 0.3% month-over-month increase in the US core CPI for August (above the 0.2% expectation), Wall Street investment banks swiftly revised their forecasts for the Federal Reserve's interest r
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Bitcoin spikes toward $80K as US CPI data delivers new 22-year high in bond yields
Bitcoin briefly rebounded past $79,000 and US stocks turned green as US CPI inflation data met expectations.
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Analysis: Fed Chair Warsh's Credibility on the Line Ahead of Next Week's Rate Decision Following August CPI Data Release
Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh faces a severe test for next week's interest rate decision after the August CPI data release. The latest data shows that the US August core CPI rose by 0.3% month-on-mon
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US August core CPI boosted by record 5.9% surge in wireless phone service prices, adding 0.08 percentage points; housing inflation softer but Fed pressure remains
US August core CPI boosted by record 5.9% surge in wireless phone service prices, adding 0.08 percentage points; housing inflation softer but Fed pressure remains
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Core services ex-housing rose 0.51% in August CPI, the highest reading since January, up 3% on the year.
Core services excluding housing rose 0.51% in the August CPI report, marking the highest monthly increase since January and a 3% year-over-year rise. Core goods were up 0.11% month-over-month and 0.7%
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US August CPI (YoY) was 3.4%, in line with expectations of 3.4%, and the previous value (revised) was 3.4%.
US August CPI YoY 3.4% (expected 3.4%, revised prior 3.4%, in line with expectations); CPI MoM 0.4% (expected 0.4%, revised prior 0.1%, in line with expectations); Core CPI YoY 2.4% (expected 2.4%, re
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Bloomberg Analysts: Oil Price Move Matters More Than CPI
Bloomberg Analysts: Oil Price Move Matters More Than CPI
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US August CPI Report Preview: Market expects headline CPI to rise 0.4% month-over-month, core CPI to rise 0.2%, potentially influencing the Federal Reserve's rate hike decision next week.
A preview of the US August CPI report indicates that the market generally expects headline CPI to rise by approximately 0.4% month-over-month, a significant acceleration from July's 0.1%; core CPI is
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Fed-funds futures now price in a 70% chance of a September hike, as Nick Timiraos shares August core CPI estimates with a median of 0.22%
Fed-funds futures have shifted to a 70% chance of a September rate hike this morning, reflecting market calculations. Meanwhile, Nick Timiraos, a prominent Fed reporter, shared August core CPI estimat
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US CPI Report to Guide Fed Decision on Rates; Officials Prepared to Raise Rates if Inflation Doesn't Improve Soon
Federal Reserve officials have signaled they are prepared to raise interest rates if inflation does not improve soon, though they acknowledge their main policy tool may do little to restrain some of t
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China's CPI MoM was 0.4%, above the expected 0.3% and the previous -0.1%.
CPI MoM: 0.4%, expected 0.3%, prior -0.1%, above expectations Release Time: 2026-09-09 01:30 UTC
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China's National Bureau of Statistics: In August 2026, the national consumer price index (CPI) rose by 0.8% year-on-year, in line with expectations.
China's National Bureau of Statistics announced that in August 2026, the national Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose by 0.8% year-on-year. Specifically, urban areas saw an increase of 0.8%, rural areas 0
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China's August CPI year-on-year was 0.8%, in line with expectations of 0.8%, and the previous value was 0.5%.
China's August CPI rose 0.8% year-on-year (expected 0.8%, previous 0.5%, in line with expectations); PPI rose 3.8% year-on-year (expected 3.7%, previous 3.5%, above expectations).
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BMO's Davis Says CPI Can Give Fed 'Easy Out' on a Rate Hike
Earl Davis, head of fixed income and money markets at BMO Global Asset Management, is looking ahead to Friday's US CPI data and explains he is watching mortgage convexity sellers.
-
U.S. Treasury Yields Edge Lower in Asian Trade, 2-Year Yield Falls 1.3 Bps
U.S. Treasury yields edged lower in Asian trade after Monday's Labor Day holiday, shrugging off a slight increase in oil prices, as investors await Friday’s CPI reading. The two-year Treasury yield fe
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Rabobank Head of FX Strategy: Dollar Confidence Wanes, but Strong CPI Could Still Boost USD
Jane Foley, Head of FX Strategy at Rabobank, stated that market confidence in the US dollar has waned following stronger-than-expected non-farm payroll data. She also noted that the upcoming CPI data
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Bank of America Securities and Citi have issued contrasting forecasts for the US August CPI data and its implications for the Federal Reserve's September rate hike. BofA expects the core CPI annual rate to rise to 3.4%, supporting a rate hike, while Citi anticipates a drop to 2.3%, advocating for a pause.
The US August CPI data, set to be released next Friday (September 12), will directly influence the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision at this month's meeting. BofA Securities predicts that the c
-
The U.S. August non-farm payroll report is set to be released on Friday, with market expectations of 55,000 new jobs. Former Federal Reserve Governor Warsh previously stated that the economy is at full employment with high inflation. Analysts believe that strong data could push up U.S. Treasury yields and suppress U.S. equities.
The US August non-farm payrolls report is due on Friday, with market consensus expecting 55,000 new jobs and the unemployment rate to remain unchanged at 4.1%. Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh has clear
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BNP Paribas' Meghan Robson Says They Are Closely Watching CPI Next Week
BNP Paribas' Meghan Robson Says They Are Closely Watching CPI Next Week
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WSJ Fed reporter Nick Timiraos shared a view that it is “proper and responsible for the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates” given the CPI numbers.
WSJ Fed reporter Nick Timiraos shared a view that it is “proper and responsible for the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates” given the CPI numbers.
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Fed's Waller says we should start seeing some lower numbers on inflation and expects a reasonable CPI.
Fed's Waller says we should start seeing some lower numbers on inflation and expects a reasonable CPI.
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Bank of America: Expects August Nonfarm Payrolls to Add Only 40,000 Jobs, Far Below Market Consensus; September Federal Reserve Rate Hike Hinges on CPI
Bank of America, in its latest report published on September 2, projected that August non-farm payrolls would increase by only 40,000 (35,000 in the private sector), significantly below market consens
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JPMorgan Chase: 30,000 to 70,000 new US jobs is the market's "sweet spot"; the CPI report will have a greater impact on the market than the employment report.
JPMorgan Chase believes that an ideal range for the upcoming US non-farm payrolls report would be between 30,000 and 70,000 new jobs. The bank noted that stronger hiring data could push bond yields hi
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BlackRock's Rick Rieder: US CPI Data Led to "Collective Industrywide Sigh of Relief" But "We're Not at Target Yet"
BlackRock's Rick Rieder: US CPI Data Led to "Collective Industrywide Sigh of Relief" But "We're Not at Target Yet"
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