#CPI数据来袭

September CPI, the weather forecast for the economy

Do you feel that the CPI report is like a monthly "weather forecast"? If you see the CPI index soaring, you need to prepare your "umbrella"—that is, higher interest rates and tighter monetary policy. If the CPI behaves moderately, it might be a "sunny" day, the stock market can continue to sail smoothly, and consumers can breathe a sigh of relief.

However, don't forget that the weather is always changing in an instant. Especially in the current global economic atmosphere, the U.S. CPI report is just one "weather station" among many. The rapid rise in energy prices, the slow recovery of international supply chains, and the global market's reaction to the dollar... these factors could make the "weather" of the CPI increasingly difficult to predict. So, after the CPI report is released, everyone should be prepared to carry an umbrella or wear sunglasses, but most importantly, be able to provide a "weather warning." Those who can accurately foresee the "storm" of the economy will be the ones who come out on top in the coming months.

CPI is not a weather barometer; it is a wind vane, but having a good "umbrella" is the key to victory.