The US June non seasonally adjusted CPI annual rate was 3.5%, lower than expected and previous values

According to a report by JinShi, the non quarterly adjusted CPI annual rate in the United States in June was 3.5%, with an expected rate of 3.8%, compared to the previous value of 4.20%. AI interpretation: The downward speed of inflation has significantly exceeded market expectations, proving that tight monetary policy has had a substantial inhibitory effect. The easing of price pressure directly weakens the necessity for the Federal Reserve to maintain high interest rates, and the urgent demand for interest rate cuts in the market is strongly supported. This data provides a solid basis for the dovish shift, which will drive asset price reassessment and lower US bond yields. The economic operation is currently in an ideal range of falling inflation and stable growth, and the policy focus will accelerate towards preventing recession risks.