Jordan Kerridge warns of U.S. CPI data impact on markets

The U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) data is set to be released today as markets open, prompting warnings of potential volatility.
Financial markets are often sensitive to CPI data as it is a primary indicator of inflation. Investors and traders will be closely watching the numbers, which can significantly influence Federal Reserve policy decisions. In recent months, such data has played a crucial role in shaping expectations around interest rate hikes or cuts.
Jordan Kerridge emphasized the impact this release might have, saying ''brace for volatility.'' Analysts are suggesting that even a slight deviation from expected figures could lead to noticeable market movements. Investors are advised to stay alert and prepared for rapid changes as the day unfolds.
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