From earlier this week, S&P Global:
- Changes in housing prices tend to take about 12 months to be fully reflected in government data, meaning the impact of the Federal Reserve 's aggressive rate hikes on rents will likely show up around the second quarter as leases signed when prices were surging begin to expire, said James Knightley, chief international economist with ING.
"We have disinflation before the biggest component really comes to the party," Knightley said. "I remain very optimistic that we can see a big slowdown in U.S. core inflation through the second half of the year."
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Meanwhile, just overnight we had another sign of no cessation in US inflation :
Hot labour markets, hot CPI, hot PPI. It's a white-knuckle ride while awaiting lower inflation (if it comes ...)