Tonight at 8:30, CPI is coming; the focus is not on whether there will be a rate cut, but on whether there will be a rate hike.


Oil prices and tariffs are driving inflation higher, and hawkish policies will intensify.
Combined with strong non-farm payroll data, if inflation is significant, a rate hike will be unavoidable.
Previously, U.S. Treasury bonds hit a record high, influenced by multiple factors, one of the most important being the rising market expectations for Fed rate hikes.
Yesterday's decline in the U.S. stock market may have been due to expectations of capital seeking safety, but this was predictable, as I have warned about recent risks more than once.
If inflation risks materialize, U.S. stocks will continue to fall tonight.
A conservative estimate suggests a 10% correction is inevitable.
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