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- U.S. core inflation expected to rise by 0.2% in June - ANZ
U.S. core inflation expected to rise by 0.2% in June - ANZ
Analysts at ANZ are expecting the U.S. core inflation is to rise by a 0.2% m/m in June after four consecutive months of just 0.1%.
- “Underlying pricing pressures remain subdued. Domestic demand could use an extra bump to boost cyclical inflationary pressures.
- We look to FOMC Chair Powell and the minutes to the June meeting on guidance for the timing of easing. With the market pricing a 25bp cut in July as a done deal, Fed speakers need to push back if this is unwarranted.
- A further deterioration in global manufacturing and lacklustre domestic inflation suggest that a cut is warranted soon.”
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