Inflation Indicators - PPI (Producer Price Index) decreased by 0.1% Month-over-Month, below the expected increase of 0.3% [1] - Core PPI (excluding volatile food and energy prices) also decreased by 0.1% Month-over-Month, below the expected increase of 0.3% [1] - PPI increased by 2.6% Year-over-Year, below the expected increase of 3.3% [1] - Core PPI increased by 2.8% Year-over-Year, below the expected increase of 3.5% [1]

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Economic Data Impact - Major economic data released this morning has significantly affected trading futures, with the Dow dropping from +3 points to -180 points, the S&P 500 from -1 to -30 points, and the Nasdaq from +7 to -140 points [1] - The small-cap Russell 2000 has also declined, giving up most of its previous gains, down -36 points [1] Producer Price Index (PPI) - Headline PPI increased by 90 basis points from 0.0% last month to +0.9% for July, indicating a rise in wholesale inflation [2] - Core PPI, excluding food and energy, also rose by 90 basis points month over month, reaching +0.6%, which is significantly above expectations and the highest levels since 2022 [2] - Year-over-year, July's headline PPI is at +3.3%, up from an upwardly revised +2.4% for June, marking the highest since February [3] - Core PPI year-over-year increased by +1.1% to +3.7%, the highest level since March, while ex-food, energy, and trade rose by 30 basis points to +2.8% [3] Jobless Claims - Weekly Jobless Claims reported a decrease of -3K to 224K, remaining below 230K for six consecutive weeks [5] - Continuing Claims are at 1.953 million, down -15K from the previous week, maintaining above 1.9 million for 12 straight weeks [6] - Longer-term claims have remained just below 2 million since mid-April, with a notable increase of +120K from mid-April to late May [7] Earnings Reports - Deere & Co. reported fiscal Q3 results with earnings of $4.75 per share, beating consensus by +7.8%, and revenues of $10.36 billion, exceeding expectations by +1% [8] - Despite outperforming, Deere's full-year guidance was softer than anticipated, leading to a -6% decline in shares [8] - Chinese firms also reported earnings, with JD.com achieving a +38% positive surprise at 69 cents per share, Weibo surpassing estimates by +100% to 54 cents, and NetEase exceeding expectations by 3 cents to $2.07 [9] - JD, Weibo, and VIPS saw gains in pre-market trading, while NTES experienced a -6% decline [9]