Index (CPI) showed inflation edging higher, reversing a trend of rapid deceleration seen in 2023. The CPI increased to 3.4% compared to November’s 3.1%, serving as a rude reminder to investors that the last mile in the fight to lower inflation to the Fed’s target of 2% is still ongoing. Perhaps more importantly, it gives the edge to the Fed in the game of chicken that has the markets betting big on rate cuts, while central banks continue signaling that rates may stay elevated for the foreseeable future.
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