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发表于 2021-9-12 08:19 AM
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周五的下跌是因为当天发布的报告中说: 供应链受限,使得8月份生产者价格指数显示同比上涨 8.3%, 太高了!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Markets brace for hot consumer inflation report in the week ahead
- If the CPI is hotter than expected, strategists say it could be a catalyst to move the Fed to consider tapering back its bond purchases sooner rather than later.
- There is also a key retail sales report, which is expected to show a slowdown in spending, and that could trigger more worries about the twin threats of a slower economy while inflation picks up.
Investors are paying close attention to any reading on inflation these days, and the consumer price index will be the big one to watch in the coming week.
The latest snapshot of the economy comes just a week before the Federal Reserve’s important September meeting. At that meeting, the Fed is expected to discuss more details about its plan to taper down its bond buying program, or quantitative easing.
Market professionals say a hotter inflation reading could speed up the Fed’s plans to slow the $120 billion a month in bond purchases. The paring back of its asset purchase program would be the Fed’s first major step away from the easy policy it put in place to combat the pandemic.
The consumer price index is expected Tuesday, and there is retail sales data is released Thursday. They are expected to show consumer prices jumped at a 5.3% annual pace in August, according to the consensus estimate from FactSet, while the consumer continued to pull back from the high spending levels of earlier in the year.
“If the CPI is hotter than expected, it could make the difference between a September announcement for tapering or waiting to November,” Bleakley Advisory Group chief investment officer Peter Boockvar said.
Economists expect CPI to rise at a 0.4% pace month over month. The report comes after August’s producer price index — which was released Friday — showed a jump of 8.3% year over year, due in part to supply chain constraints.
在上周五发布的报告中说: 8 月份生产者价格指数显示同比上涨 8.3% 之后发布的,部分原因是供应链受限。。。 |
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