I completely misjudged the CPI. The CPI also includes housing sales, doesn't it?
It was as expected that the Consumer Price Index for services-related goods would decrease and the Price Index for manufacturing-related goods would increase.
However, I did not expect housing-related factors to be included here, so I did not think that the CPI would increase significantly. I was aware that the number of existing home sales has been strong in recent months, so I thought a more cautious judgment could have been made if that had been taken into account.
That being said, it seems that the current situation is not having much impact on the Market Overview.
In the USA, regardless of the circumstances, I believe that individual consumption directly affects the market's performance, so interpreting that the price index is rising = forcing individual consumption to rise.
However, since individual assets are not unlimited, it's quite precarious and uncertain when individual consumption will decrease.
If you're willing to take risks and seek returns, it seems that IT tech sectors are still the way to go.
If you can't take risks, it's probably safest to go for daily necessities retail.
I plan to take on risks as not taking risks won't increase assets.