Odaily Planet Daily News: U.S. consumer prices unexpectedly fell in May, but inflation may still be too high against the backdrop of a continued strong job market for the Fed to start cutting interest rates before September. Data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics showed that the overall U.S. CPI was flat month-on-month in May, after rising 0.3% in April. CPI has been on a downward trend since the solid data released in February and March. Analyst Chris Anstey commented on the U.S. May CPI report, pointing out that this is actually the first month with a good inflation report, and there will need to be several more such good reports to really get the Fed to cut interest rates in September. (Jinshi)