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Kacper MrukJuly 14, 2026Updated: July 12, 20261 min read

Core CPI y/y is an inflation indicator that measures changes in the prices of goods and services, excluding food and energy prices. It is a key indicator for central banks as it helps assess inflationary pressures in the economy. An increase in this indicator may suggest the need for monetary policy...

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Forecast2.8%
Previous2.9%

Core CPI y/y is an inflation indicator that measures changes in the prices of goods and services, excluding food and energy prices. It is a key indicator for central banks as it helps assess inflationary pressures in the economy. An increase in this indicator may suggest the need for monetary policy tightening.

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Core CPI y/y stood at 2.9%, which is above the forecast of 2.8% and the previous figure. Such a result may indicate increased inflationary pressure, which in turn could prompt the central bank to consider further tightening of monetary policy. In response to this data, one can expect a strengthening of the US dollar and declines in equity markets, while bond yields may rise. It is important to monitor market reactions to fluctuations in investor sentiment and the DXY index to better assess future movement directions.

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How do macroeconomic factors affect trading?
Macro factors like inflation, interest rates, GDP growth, and employment data influence currency values, commodity prices, and stock markets. Traders use this data to anticipate market movements.
How does inflation affect trading?
Higher inflation typically leads to rate hike expectations, strengthening the currency. However, persistent inflation can eventually weaken the economy and currency. Gold often serves as an inflation hedge.

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