US Core PPI came in at 3.6% versus expectations of 3%
Producer level inflation is running hotter than forecast which suggests price pressure is still building in the pipeline. When producers pay more those costs often pass through to consumers later.
This raises the risk that the Fed keeps rates higher for longer instead of rushing into cuts.
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US Core PPI came in at 3.6% versus expectations of 3%
Producer level inflation is running hotter than forecast which suggests price pressure is still building in the pipeline. When producers pay more those costs often pass through to consumers later.
This raises the risk that the Fed keeps rates higher for longer instead of rushing into cuts.