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CPI Inflation (YoY)
prev: 3.4%
It measures the average change over time in the prices paid by urban consumers for a market basket of consumer goods and services, serving as a primary gauge of inflation.
Core CPI (excl. food & energy)
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It provides a clearer view of long-term inflation trends by excluding volatile food and energy prices.
PCE Inflation
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It is the Federal Reserve's preferred measure of inflation for setting monetary policy.
Inflation Trend Direction
prev: Moderating
It indicates whether price pressures are intensifying or easing, influencing central bank interest rate decisions.
Unemployment Rate
prev: 4.2%
It reflects the health of the labor market and is a key component of the Federal Reserve's dual mandate.
Nonfarm Payroll Growth (monthly)
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It tracks the number of jobs added to the economy, serving as a vital indicator of economic momentum.
Labor Market Trend
prev: Tightening
It helps investors gauge whether the labor market is strong enough to support growth or if it is softening toward a recessionary environment.
GDP Growth Rate (QoQ annualized)
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It is the broadest measure of economic activity and indicates the overall health of the national economy.
Retail Sales Growth (YoY)
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It reflects consumer spending patterns, which account for the majority of U.S. economic activity.
Federal Funds Rate (target range)
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It is the primary tool used by the Federal Reserve to influence the economy and control inflation.
10-Year Treasury Yield
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It serves as a benchmark for interest rates across the economy, including mortgage and corporate borrowing costs.
Yield Curve Spread (10Y minus 2Y)
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An inverted yield curve is historically a reliable predictor of an impending economic recession.
High Yield Credit Spread
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It measures the risk premium investors demand for holding corporate debt, reflecting market sentiment on credit risk.
M2 Money Supply Growth (YoY)
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It tracks the total money supply in the economy, which can influence long-term inflation expectations.
U.S. Dollar Index (DXY)
prev: 102
It measures the value of the U.S. dollar relative to a basket of foreign currencies, impacting trade and inflation.
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