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== Assesment by Magaly == | == Assesment by Magaly == | ||
May CPI numbers saw a big jump down from 4.9% to 4%, and desinflation is expected to continue in June, with estimates already in the lows 3%, but is still early to think that inflation will get to the 2% target soon, as most of the decline in these 2 months will be due to the base effects in 2022, and after June 2023 the CPI trajectory start to be less certain, and probably more sticky at those levels. Hence, in my opinion, this big decline in CPI | May CPI numbers saw a big jump down from 4.9% to 4%, and desinflation is expected to continue in June, with estimates already in the lows 3%, but is still early to think that inflation will get to the 2% target soon, as most of the decline in these 2 months will be due to the base effects in 2022, and after June 2023 the CPI trajectory start to be less certain, and probably more sticky at those levels. Hence, in my opinion, this big decline in CPI is still npt enough to change anytime soon the FED plan to keep rates higher. | ||
After CPI numbers, the market is now pricing an almost 100% possibility of a pause in rates in June. But a rate hike in July is still at 60%. <ref>https://www.cmegroup.com/markets/interest-rates/cme-fedwatch-tool.html?redirect=/trading/interest-rates/countdown-to-fomc.html</ref> | After CPI numbers, the market is now pricing an almost 100% possibility of a pause in rates in June. But a rate hike in July is still at 60%. <ref>https://www.cmegroup.com/markets/interest-rates/cme-fedwatch-tool.html?redirect=/trading/interest-rates/countdown-to-fomc.html</ref> | ||