The United States CPI will be one of the key elements to define the position of the Federal Reserve at its next meeting. In the markets of Asia and Europe, the trend is disparate.
In continuation to the previous day, Wall Street It operates without a clear trend in the pre -opening on Tuesday, since the main actors in the market paused and chose a cautious posture, before The publication of the US inflation data.
In this context, the Dow Jones Index from Industriales drops 0.07% to 44,054 points in the Premarket; while the S&P500 loses 0.09% to 6,394.25 points and Nasdaq 100 0.10% is depreciated to 23,612.75 points.
For their part, in Asia the bags closed upwards, partly influenced by The extension of negotiations between the US and China. The Shanghai square It rose 0.50%, the Hong Kong Hang Sheng accompanied with 0.25% and the Nikkei 225 from Japan It jumped 2.14%.
In Europe, the situation is the opposite: the Euro Stoxx 50 0.33%falls, the Dax German is smashed 0.51%while eL French and the United Kingdom Ftse They rise just 0.05% and 0.07%, respectively.
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US inflation: the main course of the day
This week’s most important event is Publication of the US IPC inflation data This Tuesday. They are particularly significant in the current context of weakening of the North American labor market and the implementation of Donald Trump’s reciprocal tariffs.
The consensus of analysts points to a slight additional increase in both general inflation, which would go from 2.7 % year -on -year to 2.8 %, as in the underlyingwhich would move from 2.9 % to 3.0 % year -on -year.
This information will also be important for the Federal Reserve (Fed), which repeatedly indicated that the complete effects of the commercial war would be fully visible a few months after its implementation.
It will be a crucial reading before the September meeting where the monetary authority decides the course of its monetary policy, which will also be preceded by the labor market report and the August IPC.
In this regard, a speech by Richmond’s Fed Executive Director, Thomas Barkin, for this Tuesday.
Source: Ambito
