Following yesterday’s US CPI, today we will examine US retail sales, etc.

Yesterday, the consumer price index (CPI), a US economic indicator that has attracted a lot of attention, was announced. The result was +6.4% from the previous year, a slight decrease from the previous value, but exceeded market expectations. Market reaction fluctuated wildly, but in the end, there is a history of calming down to a […]

The US CPI was 6.4%, compared to the expected 6.2%

The US CPI was 6.4%, compared to the expected 6.2%. While higher than expected, it is lower than last month’s 6.5%, a middling figure and the USD has been volatile. However, if anything, it is assumed that it will gradually lean toward USD selling because it is lower than the previous month.

Exploring the whereabouts of the US recession

In the US Treasury market, the reversal of long-term and short-term interest rate spreads has become even more serious, and there is deep-rooted concern about an economic recession. 2-year and 10-year bond yields are at their highest since the early 1980s. US Federal Reserve Board (FRB) high-ranking officials’ hawkish remarks strengthened speculation that interest rate […]