Economic Calendar: US March CPI, ISM on Mar 31 Markets watch US CPI at 08:30 ET and ISM Manufacturing at 10:00 ET on Mar 31, 2026; CPI peaked 9.1% y/y in June 2022 (BLS), making subcomponents crucial.

Economic Calendar: US March CPI, ISM on Mar 31: Markets watch US CPI at 08:30 ET and ISM Manufacturing at 10:00 ET on Mar 31, 2026; CPI peaked 9.1% y/y in June 2022 (BLS), making subcomponents crucial. 👈 Read full analysis #EconomicCalendar #USCPI #ISMManufacturing #FinanceNews #MarketWatch

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Technically, Gold closed Tuesday above 61.8% Fibo level at $5,141; is more upside on the cards?

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US CPI, UK GDP and bank earnings are all on the agenda this week. Will this data validate the breakout in gold or trigger a reversal?

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US Inflation Drops Sharply In November, Strengthening Rate Cut Expectations - BigBreakingWire US inflation cooled more than expected in November, offering fresh relief to markets and policymakers. The latest data shows a broad-based slowdown in price

US inflation cooled sharply in November. Headline CPI fell to 2.7% YoY and core CPI to 2.6%, both well below expectations and the lowest since 2021, strengthening the disinflation trend and reviving bets on Fed rate cuts in 2026.

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🟡📉 #Gold eases to ~$4,320 ahead of US CPI
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U.S. CPI data is in focus today. If inflation comes in lower than expected, markets could breathe easy. Crypto and stocks may see a quick bounce as rate cut hopes grow. All eyes on the numbers.
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US November CPI is expected to show the biggest annual rise in ~18 months. BLS will publish YoY headline and core data, but no monthly change due to the October shutdown.

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US September CPI 3.0% & Market Reaction - BigBreakingWire Core CPI, which excludes food and energy, increased 3.0% YoY (est. 3.1%) and 0.2% MoM (est. 0.3%), showing steady inflation. Note: BLS collected September CPI

🚨 US September CPI rises 3.0% YoY, below 3.1% estimate; Core CPI steady at 3.0%. Monthly CPI up 0.3%.

Futures: S&P 500 +0.8%, Nasdaq +1%, Dow +0.5% futures climb; 2Y Treasury yield falls 3 bps to 3.453%; dollar down 0.2%.

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What are the main events for today? It's going to be kind of a synthetic Sunday today as we don't have anything on the agenda. The main event of the week is the US CPI report tomorrow, so we might see the market either consolidating ahead of the release or keep following the trend set by the dovish Fedspeak. Over the weekend, we had Fed's Bowman supporting three rate cuts by year-end and she even added that more weakness in the labour market could call for a bigger rate cut. The recent Fedspeak suggests that a rate cut in September might be unavoidable, we might need very hot inflation data to change their mind (and of course a good NFP report in September). They don't have the guts to look through some labour market weakness at this point. Therefore, the CPI tomorrow might need to come in higher than expected to change the market pricing and then it will be a matter of focusing on Fedspeak and Powell's speech at the Jackson Hole Symposium to see whether they are still on board for a cut in September. This article was written by Giuseppe Dellamotta at investinglive.com.

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Gold Technical Analysis – The focus turns to the US CPI data Fundamental Overview The bullish momentum has waned this week as traders turned their attention to the US CPI data coming up next week. The soft NFP report triggered a quick dovish repricing in interest rates expectations which fuelled a rally in gold as real yields fell. We’ve also seen more and more Fed members changing their tone on rate cuts following the NFP data, so the CPI could either seal a September cut or bring more uncertainty. In fact, in case the data comes out lower than expected, the market will likely reinforce the dovish bets and might even price in higher changes of a third cut by year-end. On the other hand, higher than expected figures will likely trigger a hawkish repricing weighing on gold and keeping us in the range. In the bigger picture, gold should remain in an uptrend as real yields will likely continue to fall amid Fed easing. But hawkish repricing in interest rates expectations will likely keep on triggering corrections in the short term. Gold Technical Analysis – Daily Timeframe On the daily chart, we can see that gold continues to slowly edge higher towards the key resistance around the 3,438 level after the NFP-induced bounce near the 3,245 support. If we get there, we can expect the sellers to step in around the resistance once again with a defined risk above the level to position for a drop back into the support. The buyers, on the other hand, will look for a break higher to increase the bullish bets into a new all-time high. Gold Technical Analysis – 4 hour Timeframe On the 4 hour chart, we can see that the bullish momentum has waned, and we’ve just been climbing by inertia. There’s not much else we can glean from this timeframe as there are no clear levels where traders can lean onto, so we need to zoom in to see some more details. Gold Technical Analysis – 1 hour Timeframe On the 1 hour chart, we can see that we have a minor upward trendline defining the bullish momentum on this timeframe. The buyers will likely continue to lean on the trendline with a defined risk below it to keep pushing into the resistance. The sellers, on the other hand, will look for a break lower to target a pullback into the 3,350 level next. The red lines define the average daily range for today. This article was written by Giuseppe Dellamotta at investinglive.com.

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Morning Bid: Tariff imprint spied in US CPI A look at the day ahead in European and global markets from Kevin Buckland The investing world will be watching U.S. factory inflation on Wednesday, after consumer price data pulled Wall Street back from all-time highs overnight, with Fed predictions of tariff-induced inflationary effects starting to be realized. Both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq - and by extension, MSCI’s world equities index - retreated from record peaks after traders shaved back bets of U.S. rate cuts this year as prices rose for things such as coffee and couches, while staying steady for tariff-exempted (for now) items such as cars. That swung the spotlight squarely onto producer price data due later today, which could reveal an even bigger building of price pressures, because businesses may still be holding back on passing higher costs to consumers. This validates Fed Chair Jay Powell’s repeated assertion that an expected emergence of tariff-led inflation uptick this summer is cause to hold off on further interest rate cuts for now. Traders were listening, trimming back bets to 43 basis points of cuts over the rest of the year, from closer to 50 basis points earlier in the week. President Donald Trump’s reading of the data was different though, as he took to his Truth Social platform to post, "Consumer Prices LOW. Bring down the Fed Rate, NOW!!!" Trump has repeatedly railed against the Fed for not cutting rates, even calling for Powell’s resignation, which has fuelled concerns that the U.S. President aims to put the Fed under his thumb. Powell’s tenure ends in May next year, but he has a seat on the Board of Governors until January 2028. Trump said Tuesday that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent could be a candidate to replace Powell, but "because I like the job he’s doing" currently, he may not end up as a contender. Bessent, meanwhile, said in an interview on Bloomberg Surveillance that a "formal process" is already starting to identify the next Fed Chair. As if that wasn’t enough to keep investors busy, the U.S. earnings season has also just gotten underway. JPMorgan Chase (NYSE:JPM) and Citigroup (NYSE:C) beat expectations on Tuesday, but were met with a mixed market response. Bank earnings due Wednesday include Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and Bank of America, while Johnson & Johnson (NYSE:JNJ) will give more of a snapshot of how consumers are faring. The corporate calendar by contrast is relatively quiet in Europe, where stock futures are pointing to a mixed open, and Britain’s FTSE reopens after hitting an all-time peak on Tuesday only to then end the day down 0.7%, its biggest fall since post-"Liberation Day" tariff turmoil in early April. The main event will be UK consumer price data, with the consensus among economists for headline inflation to hold steady at 3.4%. Bank of England policymaker Catherine Mann said on Tuesday that inflation pressures remained a challenge despite a fall in the pace of pay growth in recent months. Key developments that could influence markets on Wednesday: - UK consumer price index (CPI) for June. - U.S. earnings: Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, Bank of America, Johnson & Johnson. - U.S. industrial production, producer price index (PPI). - U.S. Federal Reserve officials speaking, including Governor Michael Barr. Trying to keep up with the latest tariff news? Our new daily news digest offers a rundown of the top market-moving headlines impacting global trade. Sign up for Tariff Watch here. Before you buy stock in C, consider this: ProPicks AI are 6 easy-to-follow model portfolios created by Investing.com for building wealth by identifying winning stocks and letting them run. Over 150,000 paying members trust ProPicks to find new stocks to buy – driven by AI. The ProPicks AI algorithm has just identified the best stocks for investors to buy now. The stocks that made the cut could produce enormous returns in the coming years. Is C one of them?

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📉 US CPI surprises to the downside – but bond market still calls the shots 📊💵

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🥇 Gold ticks higher ahead of US CPI, gains 0.5% Tuesday

📉 US-China/UK deal optimism fades amid lack of details
🛡️ Safe haven demand returns near $3,250 levels

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FX option expiries for 13 May 10am New York cut There aren't any major expiries to take note of on the board for today. As such, traders will be sticking to the broader risk mood as the key driver of trading sentiment. After the bustling gains in risk yesterday, we're seeing things settle down a bit. And that's also leading to some cooling off in the dollar gains so far. That's the main factor that will drive price action in the session ahead, to see if the mood music from yesterday will continue or if we're going to settle down to digest the situation a bit more. But coming up later, there is the US CPI report to watch out for as an added key risk event. For more information on how to use this data, you may refer to this post here. This article was written by Justin Low at www.forexlive.com.

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News/Opinion: Solange Govia Designs the Future of Trinidad Carnival, One Mas at a Time: In an exclusive interview, celebrated costume designer and creative visionary Solange Govia shares how she blends tradition with innovation to… #USCPI #exclusiveinterview #interviewcelebrated #celebratedcostume

US Inflation Data for January Shows Higher-than-Expected Price Increases The United States' inflation data for January shows higher-than-expected price increases. The Core Consumer Price...

U.S. inflation for January exceeded expectations, with the CPI rising 0.5% and Core CPI increasing 3.3% year-over-year. The Federal Reserve signals no rush to cut rates, amid rising tariffs and economic uncertainty.

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#WTI #crude consolidates between $77-$79, eyeing #USCPI. A breakout above $80.50 could boost #bullish momentum, while $77 support guards against a drop to $75 Key levels: Resistance at $80.50, support at $78.48 and $75.00.
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Stock Market Outlook: Inflation, IIP and global economic data key trigger for next week - Yes Punjab News The Indian stock market outlook for next week will be influenced by global cues, economic data like retail inflation and industrial production, and investor activity. Experts discuss the bullish stanc...

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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s Outlook on U.S. Inflation and Monetary Policy: Insights and Caution Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell anticipates a continued decline in U.S. inflation through 2024, resembling...

🚨 Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell expects U.S. inflation to keep dropping through 2024, similar to last year. But he's less confident after a quicker-than-expected price rise in the first quarter.

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February U.S. Inflation Report: CPI Up 3.2% YoY, Core CPI Rises 3.8% YoY, Slightly Exceeding Estimates U.S. CPI for February, on a month-over-month basis, stands at 0.4%, in line with the...

🚨 February U.S. Inflation Report: CPI Up 3.2% YoY, Core CPI Rises 3.8% YoY, Slightly Exceeding Estimates

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