美国6月CPI“平平无奇” 通胀并未“响应”关税战？

Group 1 - The core CPI in June was 2.9%, below the expected 3.00%, indicating ongoing inflationary pressures despite a rise in overall CPI [1][2] - Energy prices were a significant driver of the CPI increase, with gasoline prices rising by 1%, fuel oil by 1.3%, and electricity by 1% due to geopolitical tensions [1] - The decline in new and used car prices, down 0.3% and 0.7% respectively, contributed to the core CPI being lower than expected [2] Group 2 - There is increasing evidence that tariffs are pushing up prices, particularly in consumer electronics and home goods, contradicting the notion that tariffs have minimal impact on consumer prices [3][5] - The Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions are influenced by upcoming macroeconomic data, with a significant focus on inflation trends and employment figures [4][6] - Analysts predict that the inflationary pressures from tariffs will become more pronounced in the coming months, potentially leading to adjustments in the Federal Reserve's monetary policy [5][6]