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A Bumpy Ride
A Bumpy Ride
Via Rabobank,
Following the slightly hotter US CPI print on Wednesday – headline inflation was in line with expectations, but core accelerated a bit more than anticipated - producer price inflation accelerated significantly more than expected. Last month, US producer prices rose 1.3% m/m. Yet, rates were down on the day, not up.
Maybe traders found some comfort in the fact that most of the inflationary pressure remains concentrated in energy prices. Or, perhaps, the PPI print underscored the pressure on US producers. If they are unable to pass...
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