Economic Indicators - The Consumer Price Index (CPI) increased by 0.4% month-over-month, exceeding the expected 0.3% for the core CPI [1] - Year-over-year CPI rose to 2.9% from 2.7%, while the core rate remained at 3.1% [1] - Initial jobless claims saw a significant increase to 263,000 from an unrevised number of 237,000 [1] Employment Data - Continuing claims decreased slightly to 1,939,000 from 1,940,000, indicating a lower rate of unemployment insurance filings [2] Sector Performance - The energy index rose by 0.7%, driven by rising prices from air power plants [2] - Food prices increased by 0.5%, with food at home rising by 0.6% [2][3] - Various sectors including airline fares, used cars, trucks, apparel, and new vehicles experienced price increases [3] Core Services - The core services rate increased by 0.3%, a slight decline from the previous month's 0.4% [3][4] - The current inflation figures may not significantly influence the Federal Reserve's decision on interest rate adjustments [4]

We've got a hotter than expected reading as CPI on a month over month basis rises 4/10 of a percent. 3/10 has expected for the core. The year over year rate goes to 2.9% from 2.7% and the core rate goes to 3.1%, stays at 3.1%, we should say.The other number out just now, initial jobless claims, big jump there, 263,000 last week. Don't have the previous revised number, but the UNREVISED number was 237. So a significant movement there in terms of continuing claims, 1,939,000.That's a drop from 1,940,000. But ...

Inflation Data - The Consumer Price Index (CPI) month-over-month increased by 0.4%, which is a tenth better than expected, while the year-over-year CPI rose to 2.9%, up 210 basis points from last month but in line with expectations [1][2] - Core CPI month-over-month was up 0.3%, remaining unchanged year-over-year at 3.1%, consistent with expectations [2][3] - Key contributors to the monthly increase included airline fares (up 5.9%), used cars and trucks (up 1%), and apparel (up 0.5%), while medical care, recreation, and communications saw declines [3][4] Jobless Claims - First-time jobless claims rose to 263,000, marking the highest level in four years and an increase of 27,000 from the previous month, indicating a concerning trend in the labor market [5][6] - The rise in jobless claims suggests a potential increase in layoffs, which could influence Federal Reserve policy regarding interest rates [6][7] Market Reactions - The combination of inflation data and rising jobless claims has kept the 10-year yield in a tight range, hovering just above 4% [8][9] - The market appears optimistic, with stocks performing well, as the CPI data did not present any major shocks, and the weak labor market data may lead to future rate cuts by the Federal Reserve [10][11]

Steve Leeman and Rick Santelli are here for what we should get on time and that is the CPI. Rick, you got it. Or Steve up 0.4% uh versus an estimate of 0.3% uh real earnings minus 0.1%.Obviously, the inflation numbers taking that off. Uh let's see what we got here. Uh year-over-year uh headline 2.9% right in line. X food and energy 3.1% right in line.No adjustment to the prior number. Uh but the one thing is the headline the uh core at 03 is exactly in line with estimates. Uh let's see what else we have her ...

Economic Indicators - U.S CPI month-over-month增长 0.4%, 符合预期 0.3% [1] - U.S CPI Core month-over-month增长 0.3%, 符合预期 0.3% [1] - U.S CPI year-over-year增长 2.9%, 符合预期 2.9% [1] - U.S CPI Core year-over-year增长 3.1%, 符合预期 3.1% [1] Labor Market - U.S jobless claims 上升至 263,000, 高于预期 235,000 [1] Market Impact - $SPY (标普500指数ETF) 受以上数据影响 [1]

Economic Data Impact - Stock futures experienced tempered gains following the release of economic data indicating a rise in jobless claims and inflation that aligned with market expectations [1][2] - The consumer price index (CPI) increased by 2.9% year over year in August, which was consistent with forecasts and represents the last significant inflation report before the upcoming Federal Open Market Committee meeting [2]

We can see the trade deficit widens to $78.3% billion from 60.2% billion. And that's largely because we imported a lot. 55.9% increase in imports. 3/10 percent increase in exports.Get back to that in a second. Jobless claims now to 37, a little bit higher than anticipated. The 230 was the forecast last week to 29.The continuing claims number 1,940,000. That's down from 1,000,009 44. So some mixed numbers on jobless claims.Probably don't add anything to the narrative of what's going on in the labor market. N ...

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Economic Overview - Q2 GDP improved to +3.3%, marking the best growth in nearly two years, with a 30 basis points increase from the initial print and 20 basis points above expectations [2] - Consumption rose to +1.6%, the best quarter since Q4 of the previous year [2] - The Pricing Index remained unchanged at +2.0%, down from +3.8% in Q1, indicating cooling inflation [3] - Core Pricing reached +2.5%, 100 basis points lower quarter over quarter [3] - Inventories decreased to -3.3% in Q2 from +2.6% in Q1, while Net Trade improved to +5% this quarter from -4.6% last quarter [3] Job Market Insights - Initial Jobless Claims were reported at 229K, slightly below the expected 230K, marking the eighth downward shift since June [4] - Continuing Claims stood at 1.954 million, down from the revised 1.961 million, remaining above 1.94 million for 12 consecutive weeks [5] Earnings Reports - Dollar General (DG) reported earnings of $1.86 per share, exceeding estimates by +19.23%, with revenues of $10.73 billion, a +0.47% beat, and raised guidance [6] - Best Buy (BBY) posted earnings of $1.28 per share, surpassing expectations by +4.9%, with comparable sales turning positive at +1.5% [7] - Dick's Sporting Goods (DKS) reported earnings of $4.38 per share, exceeding estimates by +2.1%, and raised future guidance despite a recent acquisition miss [8] - Burlington Stores (BURL) saw earnings of $1.59 per share, beating consensus by +25%, with revenues of $2.71 billion, a +2.5% beat [10] Market Expectations - Pending Home Sales for July are expected to bounce back to +0.3% from -0.8% the previous month, following a year-over-year decline of -2.8% in June [11] - Major companies such as Marvell Technologies, Dell Technologies, and Ulta Beauty are set to report Q2 earnings later in the day [12]

We're waiting for the jobless claims numbers to drop. So I'll tell you, the GDP in the first revision rises to 3.3% from the prior forecast of prior number of 3%. Now, here are claims 229, significantly lower than last week's 234 and below the 230.That was forecast, although that's pretty close. 1,954,000 continuing claims up from or down a little bit actually from 1,000,961. The previous number was 1,000,972.So a little bit of a pullback there in the number of people who hadn't gotten jobs. So jobless clai ...