2023 was a year of uncertainty and adjustments for the US stock market, as investors navigated a complex landscape of economic and monetary policy changes. While the year saw periods of both optimism and pessimism, the overarching narrative remains focused on the Fed's actions and their impact on the broader economy.
To evaluate US stock market performance, let's review the $S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$'s progress this year:
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$Apple (AAPL.US)$ FOMC meeting start on 25 Jan. Last for 2 days. Topic will be inflation and interest rate. When to stop QE, when to raise rate? Market will be very volatile. Take note of the apple earning on 27 Jan 2022.

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ last chance to stock up the dip below 1000 after Fed meeting next week then moving up to 1100-1200 to end year 2021?

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Last time we talked about what CPI is, today we'll talk about its perfect partner——PPI.
1. What is PPI？
The Producer Price Index (PPI) is used to measure commodity prices, which represents the average price of goods purchased by manufacturers.
2. Why PPI is CPI's perfect partner?
In general, PPI measures the average price of upstream market, and CPI represents average price of downstream markets.
When the upstream price increases, the downstream market will receive increased signs, and the price gap between the two markets can be filled with cost-shifting.
For example, if lumber's price increases, the price of wooden stools will increase.
Therefore, investors can use PPI to predict CPI. This is why they are perfect partners.
Don't read this:What is CPI?
3. What is the PPI for?
PPI can measure the inflation rate experienced by manufacturers.
If PPI is higher than expected, this means the inflation risk is rising from manufacturers.
The Fed may increase the interest rates based on an increasing PPI, which results in bullish on the U.S. dollar.
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