🚨 Breaking News: Fresh Surprise in U.S. Inflation Data 🇺🇸📉 — Sparks Renewed Hopes for Fed Rate Cuts 💸

Just moments ago, the latest U.S. inflation numbers were released, revealing an unexpected cooling — a development that may give the Federal Reserve the green light to start cutting interest rates sooner than expected 🟢📊.

📌 Key Highlights:

Core CPI (YoY) rose 2.4%, below the expected 2.5% 📉, though slightly higher than the previous reading.

Core CPI (MoM) increased by only 0.1%, missing the forecast of 0.2% 🧊.

Core CPI for May (excluding food & energy) grew 2.8% YoY (vs. 2.9% expected) and just 0.1% MoM, well under the 0.3% projection 🔻.

📈 Market Impact & Fed Outlook:

These cooler-than-expected inflation figures have boosted optimism for monetary easing. Markets are now increasingly confident that the Federal Reserve may initiate a rate cut as early as September 📆🔽.

💬 Traders are now betting on two rate cuts in 2025, signaling a possible shift in the Fed’s policy stance if inflation continues to moderate.