Odaily reports that Principal Asset Management analyst Seema Saha said that today's US CPI report has brought some much-needed relief to the stock market, avoiding direct concerns about stagflation and providing room for the Fed to cut interest rates. However, she warned that "the stock market is unlikely to fully enter the Fed's rate cut mode." "It's worth remembering that this could be the calm before the storm CPI report. The Fed not only needs to wait for clarity on tariff policy, but also once implemented, tariffs may bring at least some price increases, and inflation could worsen over time. The Fed and the market are still unclear on how this will unfold." (Jinshi)