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- U.S. headline inflation likely to remain unchanged at 1.7% - TDS
U.S. headline inflation likely to remain unchanged at 1.7% - TDS
Previewing Wednesday's inflation report from the United States, TD Securities' analysts said they are expecting the headline inflation to remain unchanged at 1.7% y/y in October (0.3% m/m), partly aided by an increase in energy prices.
- "In effect, we expect a 1% jump in gasoline prices to support inflation in the non-core segment.
- Conversely, core inflation should decline a tenth to 2.3% y/y, reflecting a 0.2% m/m advance. We expect core goods inflation to recover m/m, but for core services inflation to slow moderately to 0.2% m/m after four straight increases at 0.3%. We anticipate OER to advance at 0.2% m/m, following a 0.3% monthly gain, and also for the ex-shelter segment to slow modestly on a monthly basis."
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