Previews of the
CPI data for September :
- Do you have your CPI trading playbook ready for tomorrow's big release?
- Preview: What's expected for Thursday's pivotal US CPI report
- All eyes will be on US CPI data this week, due on Thursday 13 October 2022 - preview
- It sounds like the White House is softening us up for a high CPI number on Thursday
BMO snippet:
- we see several distinct potential outcomes
- First, a consensus or lower headline and core-CPI prints that conform to the peak inflation narrative will be largely a non-event and contribute to the case for Fed credibility.
- second scenario, CPI and Core-CPI surprise on the upside ... suggests the current 4.6% terminal projection doesn’t represent the ceiling of how far funds could be increased
- third possible outcome would be a mixed report – headline/core out or underperforming in conflicting directions. Assuming the headline print isn’t paradigm-shifting versus consensus, we’ll err on the side of a traditional focus on the core measure for a directional bias for US rates. The August data (low headline, high core) is an archetype for our expectations should the mixed scenario emerge.