The US PCE data for September increased by 0.2% month-on-month, in line with market expectations. The core PCE annual growth rate was 2.7%, slightly higher than the expected 2.6%, mainly due to rising service prices, reflecting that inflationary pressure has not completely subsided.

The U.S. CPI growth in September was higher than economists expected, with rising housing and food prices being the main factors.

Inflation is the increase in the price of goods and services over time and the subsequent reduced purchasing power of the currency.

U.S. core inflation jumped 0.3% in August, boosted by rising housing costs. The Fed may reconsider future rate cuts as inflation concerns linger.

The current Fed rate cut is almost a foregone conclusion, and it is the quality of the employment data that determines the magnitude of the rate cut.

U.S. inflation rose to 2.3% year-over-year in July. Energy prices spiked, with natural gas prices rising 11.4%. Services inflation slowed as transportation and communications prices fell.

Although the data is expected by the central bank, it will still have some impact on market expectations and the direction of monetary policy.

U.S. stock futures rose in late trading on 15 May, extending gains driven by slight signs of slowing inflation, signalling the possibility of a rate cut.

Asian markets rose on 15 May while the dollar weakened as traders digested positive news on US producer price data and prepared for the key consumer price report due later in the day.

U.S. CPI data for April suggests inflation will ease, however, investors still expect the Fed to keep interest rates steady.

Despite the slowdown in market rental growth, the overall cost of renting a home in the U.S. remains high, weighing on the Federal Reserve's plan to cut interest rates.

The latest data shows that the US CPI is higher than expected, while China's CPI is lower than expected. Affected by this, most Asian stock markets experienced a decline on Thursday.

U.S. stock futures rose slightly as investors awaited the Consumer Price Index (CPI).

On Thursday, data from China's National Bureau of Statistics showed that consumer prices fell by 0% year-on-year in January..8%, up 0.3%。

December CPI growth of 0.3%, an annual increase of 3.4% Core CPI remains stable at 0.3%, showing inflation-balanced energy costs fell year-over-year, while food prices rose CPI growth。

France's annual consumer price index (CPI) inflation in December from a nearly two-year low in November 3.5% to 3.7%。3 with market expectations.8% compared to this data is slightly mild。

Japan's official inflation statistics do not fully reflect the actual situation of price increases because they are based on past consumption patterns, which makes it difficult for the government and businesses to assess the actual situation of the domestic economy.。

On the evening of April 12, the U.S. Department of Labor released March CPI data.。Data show that the United States in March did not adjust the annual rate of CPI recorded 5%, lower than the expected 5.2% and previous value 6.00%。