CPI Day: Inflation, Trade Wars, and Tariff Impacts

Posted: 2025-04-10 13:33:15 UTC

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Live analysis of the CPI data and its implications on inflation in the US, considering President Trump's trade war and potential impacts of tariffs.

Headline CPI fell unexpectedly by 0.1%.

The 2.8% year-on-year increase for the core CPI is the smallest since March of 2021.

Potential 2.7% price increase if Trump's announced tariffs last more than 90 days.

Tariffs are causing a chilling effect on business and consumer behavior.

Potential price increases due to tariffs.

Chilling effect on business and consumer behavior.

Fragility of the bond market due to tariffs.