According to ChainCatcher, citing a macro research report from Guolian Minsheng, the November US CPI is unlikely to change the Federal Reserve's decision to postpone interest rate cuts in January, but it may increase dovish voices within the Fed. If the December data continues the current slow upward trend, it may prompt the Fed to reconsider its rate-cutting path. The combination of economic slowdown and low inflation will help the Fed make more rate-cutting decisions, but the final conclusion still awaits the release of the December data.
Guolian Minsheng Macroeconomics: November CPI Unlikely to Change Fed's Rate Cut Decision
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