US CPI Outlook: Price pressure has eased slightly, there is no need to rush pricing

Investinglive: The Bureau of Labor Statistics may choose not to release November's month-on-month CPI data and instead focus more on year-on-year data due to the previous government shutdown, which blocked data collection for October. Or they could just provide the index for the November subcategory and then let market participants benchmark the change in the data against the September data in the absence of October data. Overall, the inflation situation should continue to show a slight easing of price pressures. Barring a major surprise in the development of inflation, we can still expect a more dovish response from the market on a broader scale. Especially considering that the next rate cut by the Federal Reserve will only come in June next year. There is no need to rush pricing based on questionable data, as there are still many months to go before everything becomes clear. (Jin Ten)