The stability of jobless claims and second-hand home sales in ABD data, in line with expectations, indicates a balanced outlook in employment and the housing sector, which may not exert significant pricing pressure in the markets.
The main focus, the CPI and core inflation, remaining around 0.3% monthly and 2.5% annually, suggests that inflation remains under control and there is no immediate need for the Fed to implement aggressive interest rate changes. In this scenario, the dollar is expected to stay flat, gold may experience slight upward pressure, and the Nasdaq and S&P 500 in US stocks could show a calm and positive outlook. The overall picture points to cautious and balanced pricing rather than sharp movements in the markets. In the coming days, there may be great opportunities in global markets for us.
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The stability of jobless claims and second-hand home sales in ABD data, in line with expectations, indicates a balanced outlook in employment and the housing sector, which may not exert significant pricing pressure in the markets.
The main focus, the CPI and core inflation, remaining around 0.3% monthly and 2.5% annually, suggests that inflation remains under control and there is no immediate need for the Fed to implement aggressive interest rate changes.
In this scenario, the dollar is expected to stay flat, gold may experience slight upward pressure, and the Nasdaq and S&P 500 in US stocks could show a calm and positive outlook.
The overall picture points to cautious and balanced pricing rather than sharp movements in the markets.
In the coming days, there may be great opportunities in global markets for us.