🚨 BREAKING: $400 BILLION FLOWS INTO US STOCKS AFTER CPI

The July US CPI just came in at 3.4% YoY, exactly in line with expectations.

Core CPI also matched forecasts at 2.5% YoY, while monthly headline CPI rose just 0.1%.

And the market liked what it saw.

Roughly $400 billion has been added to US equities as investors react to the inflation print.

The important part here isn't just “3.4%.”

It’s that there was no nasty inflation surprise.

For markets, an in-line CPI gives the Fed a little more room to stay patient instead of suddenly leaning more hawkish. Treasury yields moved lower and stocks pushed higher, with the Nasdaq leading the move.

I'm watching this reaction closely because CPI days can be deceptive. The first move is often emotional, and the real signal comes from whether stocks can actually hold the gains after the initial volatility settles.

For now:

• 🇺🇸 CPI: 3.4% YoY
• 📊 Expected: 3.4%
• Core CPI: 2.5% YoY
• Monthly CPI: +0.1%
• 💰 US equities: roughly +$400B in market value added

So far, this is basically the kind of inflation report stocks wanted to see.

Now the question is whether buyers keep showing up after the CPI headline fades.

Markets are moving fast today. Keep an eye on yields + Nasdaq.

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