Check out the list of Wall Street's viewpoints where opinions on the US September CPI are unexpectedly accelerating and split!

The US Bureau of Labor Statistics made the announcementUS Consumer Price Index (CPI) for SeptemberIs3.7% increase from the previous year、Exceeded market expectations of 3.6%There was a 3.7% increase in the previous fiscal year. The rise in prices, which had been accelerating for the second month in a row, came to an end.0.4% increase from previous monthAlthough growth has slowed from 0.6% in the previous fiscal year,Exceeded 0.3% of market expectationsThe high standards continue.

Exclude energy and foodUS Core Consumer Price Index (CPI) for SeptemberIs4.1% increase from the previous year、In line with market expectations of 4.1%It was the lowest growth since 2021/9, and it has been falling for 6 consecutive months. It sluggish from 4.3% in the previous quarter.0.3% compared to the previous month、Market forecast is 0.3%Growth has not changed from the previous fiscal year.

In response to September's CPI data,Some of the Wall Street analysts' perspectives are as follows.

FED watcher Nick Timiraos's point of view
Fed watcher Nick Timiraos, the Wall Street Journal's chief economics reporter, said in response to the September CPI data,”Progress in suppressing inflation stalled in September, and the path to complete elimination of inflationary pressure remains uncertainI'm thinking”.

According to him, “The good news” is that price increases have significantly slowed from the high level recorded last year for the first time in 40 years. In particular, if you look at the core inflation rate excluding food prices and energy prices, which fluctuate drastically, this trend is evident. Meanwhile, “The Bad News” is that after the core inflation rate declined sharply at the beginning of summer, there was a slight rebound last month.