Shocking Bond Reactions After CPI Report

By Jeffrey P. Snider of Eurodollar University

Chief Investment Strategist • Sep 14, 2023 at 10:10 PM EDT

The market reacted to the CPI (and other recent developments) by pretty much doing nothing.

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The market reacted to the CPI (and other recent developments) by pretty much doing nothing. That in itself was a vote on how inflationary consumer prices are being. A good example of why comes from the latest results for an important industry suffering both ends of the current environment - costs going up but being unable to pass them along. That's not inflation.

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