Today, the U.S. economic data has become the focus of global attention. It is expected that at 20:30, a series of important economic indicators will be released, including the unadjusted Consumer Price Index (CPI) year-on-year for June and the seasonally adjusted monthly CPI. Analysts expect the CPI year-on-year to potentially rise from the previous 2.40% to 2.70%, while the monthly rate may increase from 0.10% to 0.30%.

In addition, core CPI and the manufacturing index from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York will also be released simultaneously. These indicators are crucial for interpreting the current inflation situation and overall economic trends in the United States. They not only reflect the trends in price changes but also reveal the level of economic activity.

Given the importance of this data, the financial markets may experience significant volatility. Both investors and policymakers will closely monitor these figures as they could influence future monetary policy decisions and market trends.

Regardless of the outcome, this data will provide us with valuable insights to help us better understand the health of the U.S. economy and its future direction. In this period of uncertainty, accurately interpreting economic indicators is more important than ever.