BlockBeats news, August 12, most analysts expect the U.S. core CPI to rise by 0.3% month-on-month in July, while Jefferies expects it to be 0.246%, which seems a bit unusual. Jefferies stated that it expects prices for furniture, clothing, and entertainment goods in July will not continue to rise; despite tariff pressures, used car prices have remained largely stable, although seasonal adjustments may reflect a slight decline. Meanwhile, Jefferies expects the overall CPI to rise by 0.172% month-on-month, lower than the market expectation of 0.2%. Considering that the data will be rounded, this number may not seem very different, but Jefferies believes that the CPI report may have downside risks. Airfares remain an unstable factor; if economy class ticket prices remain unchanged, seasonal adjustments may still lead to a 2.5% increase in ticket prices. If this does not happen, the overall CPI month-on-month growth rate for July may drop to 0.1%. (Golden Ten)