【Institution: If US Core CPI Falls, the Dollar May Turn Bearish】Golden Finance reports that the US inflation data for November will be released later today, and ahead of this, the dollar has risen slightly. However, Mario Schimmels from the Research Department of the German Central Cooperative Bank stated that if the annual core inflation rate decreases from 3.3% in October to 3.2% in November as the bank expects, the dollar may 'depreciate' in the short term. 'Although the price suppression effect of energy prices may have lost some of its impact, it is expected that price pressures in the service sector will ease,' he said, adding that wage pressures have already eased and apartment rents have only seen a slight increase in new contracts. Most analysts surveyed by The Wall Street Journal expect the core CPI to remain unchanged at 3.3%.