CoinVoice has recently learned that CITIC Securities' research report stated that the U.S. CPI growth rate in October was fully in line with expectations, with most of the sub-item readings being average, commodity prices being stable, and service inflation remaining sticky, increasing the possibility of the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates in December this year.
After Trump's victory, the outlook for commodity inflation in the United States is a concern worthy of attention. We expect that the overall CPI in the remaining two months of the year will hardly decline significantly compared with the same period last year. After considering the gradual impact of Trump's planned tariff increase and deportation of immigrants, the overall CPI growth rate in the United States next year may be around 2.6% year-on-year. [Original link]