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#July PPI Beats Expectations#
The Producer Price Index announced today, ( PPI ) data exceeded market expectations. This table shows that there are still strong pressures underlying inflation and that prices continue to trend upward.
From my perspective, the critical aspect of this data is not just the number itself; it is the fact that the Fed's subsequent actions may bring this back into focus, as the increase in producer prices could also reflect on consumer prices.
Market impact:
The strengthening trend in the dollar index may accelerate.
• Upward movements may be seen in US Treasury bond yields.
• Risky assets (, especially cryptocurrencies), may experience volatility in the short term.
I think this data carries the message that "interest rate cuts may come later than expected."
How much do you think the markets have priced in this development?
The Producer Price Index released today (ÜFE) shows that it exceeded market expectations. This indicates that there is still strong pressure on the basis of Inflation, and prices are maintaining an upward trend.
From my perspective, the key to this data lies not just in the numbers themselves; but in the steps that the Fed will take next, as the rise in producer prices may be reflected in consumer prices.
Market impact:
• The strong trend of the dollar index may accelerate.
• U.S. Treasury interest rates may experience an upward trend.
• Risk assets (, especially Crypto Assets ), may experience Fluctuation in the short term.
I believe this data conveys the message that "interest rates may arrive later than expected." How fully do you think the market has priced in this development?