Today’s PPI showed that producer prices unexpectedly fell in December due to a moderation in energy prices during that period. But, it is the CPI that is the most relevant measure of inflation, and thus is more important to the Fed when setting interest rates. Higher than expected inflation reduces the likelihood of a substantial rate cut at the end of the month. The CPI will be released tomorrow at 8:30 ET.
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Tuesday Jan 15 |
Wednesday Jan 16 |
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Friday Jan 18 |
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Producer Price Index (PPI)
8:30 ET Retail Sales
8:30 ET |
Consumer Price Index (CPI)
8:30 ET Industrial Production
9:15 ET |
Housing Starts
8:30 ET Jobless Claims
8:30 ET |
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