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Home»Stock Market»Stock market today: Stocks fall after heavy inflation
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Stock market today: Stocks fall after heavy inflation

prosperplanetpulse.comBy prosperplanetpulse.comApril 10, 2024No Comments5 Mins Read0 Views
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Stocks fell and bond yields rose again on Wednesday as the consumer price index hit high on inflation.

Markets were essentially flat in early April as market participants readjusted their bets on when the Federal Reserve would start cutting interest rates. Although the central bank remains committed to three rate cuts in 2024, persistently high inflation, a strong labor market, and strong economic growth have prompted the Federal Reserve’s interest rate-setting body, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), to begin easing. Expectations regarding the timing have receded.

As a result, Wednesday’s release of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) had a major impact on market thinking. Experts say the data-dependent Fed is likely to delay its first rate cut after the CPI revealed that inflation accelerated sharply last month. Some experts argue that three cuts to 2024 are off the table.

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Headline inflation rose 0.4% in March. Bureau of Labor Statistics The figures announced Wednesday were higher than economists had expected for a 0.3% increase. On an annual basis, headline inflation he increased by 3.5%. This was up from 3.2% the previous month and exceeded print’s expectations of 3.1%.

Core CPI removes volatile foods and foods. energy It is considered more expensive and better able to predict future prices, reaching 0.4% month-on-month, similar to the previous two months. Economists had expected core prices to rise by just 0.3%. On an annualized basis, core CPI rose 3.8%, in line with last month, compared to the expected 3.7% rise.

Fed Chairman Jerome Powell and the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) are looking for sustained evidence that inflation is falling to 2% before cutting interest rates from a 23-year high. The calculations are likely to change in the latest CPI report, and it could take a little longer for monetary accommodation to be lifted at the next Fed meeting. Some expert commentary on the CPI report argues that three rate cuts in 2024 are no longer on the table.

“While today’s inflation numbers likely close the door on a June rate cut, the Fed remains highly motivated to start the rate cutting cycle this year,” said Lauren Goodwin, economist and chief market strategist. said. New York Life Investments.