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Analysts: Tariff-driven inflation is expected to continue spreading; the Federal Reserve is projected to cut interest rates twice this year.
Citing Jinshi, Stephen Douglass of NISA Investment Advisors said that roughly one-third of tariff-related inflation pressures are likely to gradually pass through to the broader economy in the coming months. He expects goods inflation to fall below zero in the second half of the year, creating room for the Federal Reserve to continue easing later than the market expects, with one rate cut in September and another in December.
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Official Results from BLS (Bureau of Labor Statistics)
Headline CPI (Overall)
- MoM (previous month): +0.2% (forecast: +0.3%)
- YoY (previous year): +2.4% (forecast: +2.5%, previous month: +2.7%) → Lowest since May 2025
Core CPI (excluding food & energy)
- MoM: +0.3% (forecast: +0.3%)
- YoY: +2.5% (forecast: +2.5%, previous month: +2.6%) → Lowest since March 2021
Highlights of the report
- Shelter (housing) still increased +0.2% MoM, remaining the main driver.
- Energy decreased sharply -1.5% MoM (gasoline decreased -3.2%).
-Food prices rose slightly by +0.2% MoM.
-Airline fares surged by +6.5

$BTC A Reuters survey suggests that long-term US yields are likely to remain stable before rising this year, and that massive bond issuance could make reducing the size of the US Federal Reserve's balance sheet "impractical"
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