US stocks retreated after a record run, pausing ahead of the November jobs report. Investors are weighing continued economic strength against potential headwinds like stretched valuations and a possible 2025 slowdown.
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January’s inflation data showed a higher-than-expected rise in consumer prices, challenging the Fed’s path forward. Core inflation climbed 0.4% month-over-month, exceeding forecasts and raising concerns about persistent price pressures.
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US inflation rose slightly above expectations to 3% in January, boosting the dollar, especially against the yen. This analysis examines the impact on gold (XAU/USD) and EUR/USD, considering the Fed’s likely monetary policy response.
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US dollar volatility reflects market sensitivity to evolving trade policy under the Trump administration. Uncertainty around tariffs and global economic performance will continue to drive dollar fluctuations, demanding vigilant market monitoring.
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US core inflation eased to 3.2% year-over-year in December, the first slowdown since July. This positive shift signals potential changes in Federal Reserve policy as they monitor inflationary pressures.
US stocks rebounded on Friday, aiming to snap a five-day losing streak amid concerns over rising Treasury yields and inflation. A drop below the S&P 500’s support level of 5,870 could trigger a 5% sell-off.
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Q4 earnings, especially from the financial sector, could spark a market rebound. The December CPI report, releasing soon, holds key inflation data that may influence Fed policy and market direction.
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US jobs revised down by 598,000 over the past year, less than the initially projected 818,000 drop. This final benchmark revision, based on QCEW data, paints a slightly better but still concerning employment picture.
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US jobless claims rose slightly to 217,000, but the labor market remains strong with low layoffs and robust hiring. Continuing claims also declined, indicating a healthy employment landscape despite some economic uncertainties.
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US producer prices rose more than expected in November, climbing 3% year-over-year and exceeding forecasts. While not signaling a surge, the data suggests inflation’s path to the Fed’s 2% target will be long and volatile.
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