US July CPI to Be Released Tonight, May Influence September Rate Cut Decision
According to ChainCatcher, citing Jinshi News, at 8:30 PM tonight (GMT+8), the US July CPI data will be released, drawing significant attention. The market expects core inflation to rebound moderately, while a “hawk-dove standoff” is currently unfolding within the Federal Reserve. If the data confirms the effects of tariff transmission and economic uncertainty, the Fed may adopt a more cautious approach to rate cuts. Market volatility may occur at that time, so please stay tuned.
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