What to Expect in the Last CPI of the Year, and What's Ahead
The final CPI report for 2022 due Tuesday is projected to slow to a 7.3% annual increase in November. The year-over-year core CPI is set to increase to 6.1%.
While housing is uncertain, used car prices and the cost of medical care are expected to decline.
The price outlook for the following year would depend on three factors: goods, housing, and wages.
The Fed's policy rate is seen to peak at 4.9% in the first half of 2023, according to pricing in the futures market.
And the fed funds rate would be in a range of 4.25%-4.5% after a potential half-point increase on Dec. 14.
Source: Bloomberg
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Lichele : so that means S&P IA expected to go up or down?
Lichele : So doed that mean S&P is expected to go up or down?
SpecialK366 Lichele : if the CPI prints are at or below the estimate, the markets should rally. If Powell raises rates by 50bips or less, the markets should rally.
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NOPE, NO FINANCIAL ADVICE HERE 
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quiet kangaroo Lichele :