US CPI Preview: Inflation Set to Rise – Why the Fed Won’t Care (Much) | Crypto Craft

  • US CPI Preview: Inflation Set to Rise – Why the Fed Won’t Care (Much)

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    The US government may be trending toward its longest shutdown in history, but the diligent employees of the Bureau of Labor Statistics are nonetheless working without pay to deliver the September CPI report – hats off to them! While the effort of the BLS employees is admirable, this month’s CPI report is unlikely to lead to any seismic shifts in markets. In the current environment, traders are more focused on developments on the US-China trade front – US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng are poised to meet in Kuala Lumpur to set the stage for next week’s highly-anticipated ... (full story)

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marrkdy
Oct 24, 2025 5:47am
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Fake news. Trying to trap the retail
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CycleGF
Oct 24, 2025 5:41am
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Wtf ..... It shows it's down....
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highdesertAZ
Oct 24, 2025 5:59am
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No surprise - hydrocarbon energy prices are low. Also, housing prices and rents have leveled off, and even declined slightly from the covid bubble highs of 2022 and 2023. Tariffs will only add a minimal amount to inflation and may be totally offset by declines in other prices. The ridiculous covid overspending by Congress and previous administration plus the over reaction by the FRB with ultra low rates, is finally wearing off on prices.
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Trader#E14A
Oct 24, 2025 4:59am
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pointless
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Trader#0EF3
Oct 24, 2025 5:32am
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There is no inflation, just cut the rate
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Trader#E14A
Oct 24, 2025 6:09am
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Colluding and misinforming traders
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