Recent U.S. inflation data has sparked widespread discussion in the economics community. Peter Cardillo, Chief Market Economist at Spartan Capital Securities in New York, analyzed the latest data. He pointed out that the report conveys an overall positive signal, especially with the core inflation monthly increase of 0.2% aligning with market expectations.

Although the annual data is slightly above expectations, Cardillo believes that inflationary pressures, partly triggered by tariff policies, may be gradually emerging in terms of overall trends. However, the results of this report may provide some buffer for the Federal Reserve's decision-making.

Cardillo predicts that based on current data, the Federal Reserve is likely to maintain interest rates at its monetary policy meeting in July. He emphasized that the Federal Reserve needs to closely monitor economic indicators in July and August before making further decisions. This means that the policy direction in September remains uncertain and requires more data support.

This inflation report provides important reference for the market and offers a new perspective on understanding the current economic situation in the United States and the future direction of monetary policy. Economists will continue to closely monitor subsequent data to assess inflation trends and potential policy adjustments.