The US CPI inflation in July was basically in line with expectations, and the core CPI fell for the fourth consecutive month.
The US CPI rose 2.9% year-on-year in July, which was expected to rise by 3% and the previous value was 3%; the US CPI rose 0.2% month-on-month in July, which was expected to rise by 0.2% and the previous value was 0.1%.
This set of data suddenly stopped fighting with the data released this month. It is expected that the subsequent unemployment rate will also be in the same frequency. Everything points to controlled inflation from September to November + data shows no recession. This is the US establishment seeking the greatest common divisor.
Looking back over the past few years, Washington, the Federal Reserve, the Wall Street, and Silicon Valley, although their respective interests are different, they are always subject to the maximization of the interests of the US dollar. Four roles in a play, all kinds of wonderful, give an expectation, reverse, and then correct. Between the hands, global capital continues to flow to the United States.
Maybe this is financial hegemony.