Analyst: CPI data appears favorable for the Federal Reserve on the surface
According to Odaily, market analyst Chris Anstey stated that after the release of the CPI data, the yield on the US two-year Treasury note declined slightly, by only about 3 basis points. This does not mean that the data will prompt the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates, but on the surface, this change is indeed a positive signal for the Fed. (Golden Ten Data)
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