EUR/USD
1.03421
0.333%
Gold
2695.23
0.664%
Oil
77.240
0.391%
USD/JPY
156.338
-1.044%
GBP/USD
1.22971
0.666%
GBP/JPY
192.271
-0.336%
Real-time News
On January 15, the core CPI was lower than expected, rising 0.2% month-on-month in December, compared with expectations of 0.3%. The core CPI monthly rate fell after rising 0.3% for four consecutive months, which is the direction the Fed wants to see. After last weeks strong December employment report, investors are more worried that economic momentum may prevent the Fed from further cutting interest rates throughout the year. Now, the Fed is generally inclined to at least further cut interest rates. Traders are now betting that the Fed has less than a one-fifth chance of not cutting interest rates at all in 2025, lower than the one-quarter before the CPI.On January 15th, local time on the 15th, Venezuelan Foreign Minister Hill announced on social media that the Venezuelan embassy in Oslo, Norway was invaded and damaged that day. He urged the Norwegian side to immediately find the person responsible for the incident.Citigroup (CN) CFO: Strong investment banking activity is expected in 2025.On January 15, Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities, said that the overall CPI in the United States rose, which was disappointing. But this may be due to food prices. The core CPI annual rate has cooled down, which is good news. Regarding the December CPI report, I don’t think it will change the inflation outlook, nor do I think it will change the Fed’s cautious outlook. From the current situation, the dollar is weakening, yields are falling, and the market may be paying attention to core inflation. However, this report really hasn’t changed much. The most important thing is that inflation is still sticky.Airbus CEO: We remain confident that we will achieve our target of producing 75 single-aisle aircraft per month by 2027.
