Meanwhile, the yen tumbled, weighed down by a dovish-sounding BoJ Governor Ueda at the G20 and a softer Tokyo CPI print ... some for another investment project. Gold fever may have cooled off ...

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The market’s focus now shifts to the February Consumer Price Index (CPI), which could influence the Federal Reserve’s next policy move. How Did Tariffs Drive Tuesday’s Selloff? Markets faced ...

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February's Consumer Price Index (CPI) report showed inflation pressures eased in February, calming some fears about the health of the US economy during a rocky few weeks for markets. The latest ...

February CPI expected at 2.9% YoY—will inflation slow enough for the Fed to cut rates, or will the dollar regain strength? A strong CPI print could push Treasury yields higher, delaying Fed rate ...

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The overall CPI and the so-called core index that omits food and energy are forecast to rise an unwelcome 0.3% each. When inflation is low and stable, prices tend to rise between 0.1% to 0.2% a month.

Why is the US CPI data for February important? Bond and equity markets may see a steep sell-off if the reading is hotter than anticipated because investors may reassess their rate expectations.