U.S. Trade Representative Reportedly Says U.S.-China Trade Talks Have Produced a 'Deal'
After the tariff on Liberation Day, the first wave of "hard data" from the USA is arriving, raising alarm bells for inflation once again.
The latest data on inflation will be brought in the coming week, with the Consumer Price Index (CPI) being released on Tuesday and the Producer Price Index (PPI) being released on Thursday.
Tariff "stirring" intensifies the differentiation of U.S. bond yields, making it harder for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates!
Short-term Treasury yield has decreased due to the market's expectations for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates, however, the long-term Treasury yield, which is a key benchmark for economic financing costs, has instead risen. This suggests that even if the Federal Reserve lowers interest rates, long-term borrowing costs may remain high, weakening the effectiveness of rate cuts in stimulating the economy and increasing the difficulty of achieving a soft landing.
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