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Columns US September CPI Preview | Declining Inflation Will Support a Modest 25bp Rate Cut Next Time
On October 10, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics will release CPI data for September at 8:30 a.m. ET.
Economists expect the overall CPI to rise by 0.1% in September, which will bring the annual rate to 2.3%, equal to the inflation rate immediately before the pandemic in February 2020. The core CPI is also expected to increase by 0.2% in September. The 12-month change rate of the core CPI is expected to ...
Economists expect the overall CPI to rise by 0.1% in September, which will bring the annual rate to 2.3%, equal to the inflation rate immediately before the pandemic in February 2020. The core CPI is also expected to increase by 0.2% in September. The 12-month change rate of the core CPI is expected to ...
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Analysis indicates that failure to make a new low after hitting a 38.2% or 23.6% retracement in the 78.6% retracement area could trigger the next Bull more, or at least send it 78.6% of where it just came from. Short term target on a rally from 5.55 is 6.00 (78.6%), a major Gann square.
$Chicago SRW Wheat Futures(MAR5) (ZWmain.US)$ still got hope?
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Wheat closed at the highest price since June as traders considered a worsening Russia-Ukraine war against lackluster US grain demand.
The futures climbed as much as 7.9% in Chicago, within cents of the daily exchange limit, before ultimately settling up 6.6% after explosions rocked the Ukrainian capital Kyiv. Russia has threatened further missile attacks.
The intensifying conflict calls into question whether the two sides will agree...
The futures climbed as much as 7.9% in Chicago, within cents of the daily exchange limit, before ultimately settling up 6.6% after explosions rocked the Ukrainian capital Kyiv. Russia has threatened further missile attacks.
The intensifying conflict calls into question whether the two sides will agree...
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Hello everyone. I believe that we have read enough news regarding the surge of commodity prices recently, which is one of the major reasons to tank the market. Will the commodity prices continue to rise or has it reached the top?
This year has a bad start for stock market. $SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY.US)$ entered bear market.
When general markets are dipping, we know that most stocks are dipping. Many stocks especially speculative growth stocks already crashed 80-90%!
The e...
This year has a bad start for stock market. $SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY.US)$ entered bear market.
When general markets are dipping, we know that most stocks are dipping. Many stocks especially speculative growth stocks already crashed 80-90%!
The e...
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it.Senegalese Minister of Economy Amadou Hott has urged the global food industry not to boycott the trade of Russian and Ukrainian food products as the food crisis rages on in vulnerable countries.
Hott said at the Group of 20 meeting of financial leaders in Bali last week that without immediate resolution, the crisis — which involves both a food shortage and high prices — would kill more people "than duri...
Hott said at the Group of 20 meeting of financial leaders in Bali last week that without immediate resolution, the crisis — which involves both a food shortage and high prices — would kill more people "than duri...
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Food prices have been on the rise in the past few months. And rice, a staple food in much of Asia, could be next, industry watchers said.
The prices of many foods, ranging from wheat and other grains to meat and oils, have shot up. That’s been driven by a slew of factors, including the rising cost of fertilizer and energy in the past year as well as the Russia-Ukraine war.
Food export bans or serious disruptions have included those from India (...
The prices of many foods, ranging from wheat and other grains to meat and oils, have shot up. That’s been driven by a slew of factors, including the rising cost of fertilizer and energy in the past year as well as the Russia-Ukraine war.
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When Russia, the world's largest exporter of wheat, attacked Ukraine, the world's fifth-largest exporter of wheat earlier this year, the world's global food supply chain had a backup plan in place. That plan just fell through.
Over the weekend, India, the world's second-largest producer of wheat announced it was banning wheat exports last Saturday.
In common belief, a shortage, in the sense of an excess of demand over supply, is t...
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$KC HRW Wheat Futures(MAR5) (KEmain.US)$ $Chicago SRW Wheat Futures(MAR5) (ZWmain.US)$
Wheat futures have been spiking since the beginnings of this week. The supposed cause of the hike in whet prices is India limiting the amount of wheat exports from their country. Wheat futures initially spiked when Russia invaded Ukraine. Ukraine is one of the worlds largest producers of wheat and the export of wheat from Ukraine during the war is basic...
$KC HRW Wheat Futures(MAR5) (KEmain.US)$ $Chicago SRW Wheat Futures(MAR5) (ZWmain.US)$
Wheat futures have been spiking since the beginnings of this week. The supposed cause of the hike in whet prices is India limiting the amount of wheat exports from their country. Wheat futures initially spiked when Russia invaded Ukraine. Ukraine is one of the worlds largest producers of wheat and the export of wheat from Ukraine during the war is basic...
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affable Blobfish_403 : This kind of data is to be expected. The election situation is more important than everything else during the election. Wall Street understands that this is an opportunity to hype up the stock market to the cloud, and retail investors can lick blood from the tip of a knife; it's just too dangerous.