TechFlow News: On February 13, according to JINSHI Data, Adam Button, an analyst at the U.S. financial website InvestingLive, commented on the U.S. CPI data, noting that following the CPI release, market pricing for the Federal Reserve shifted slightly dovish, causing the U.S. dollar to weaken and S&P 500 index futures to erase earlier losses. Notably, due to the government shutdown, October’s CPI data was missing; consequently, the collection of November’s data commenced later than usual and covered a broader range of seasonal holiday discounts. Economists widely warned that these disruptions could artificially depress the readings. Meat prices emerged as a key highlight, surging 8.9% year-on-year—the largest increase since 2022—with fresh ground beef rising nearly 15%. Although this below-consensus report was welcomed by markets and provided support for further Fed rate cuts, analysts emphasized that the December report would offer a clearer picture of underlying inflation trends.
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