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#CPIWatch The Consumer Price Index (CPI) remains a key indicator for tracking inflation and shaping monetary policy. This month’s CPI data showed a moderate increase, signaling that inflation pressures may be easing slightly. Core CPI, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, rose marginally—offering some relief to markets. Investors are closely watching these trends to gauge future interest rate moves by the Federal Reserve. A cooling CPI supports the case for potential rate cuts later this year, boosting equities and consumer confidence. However, persistent inflation in housing and services keeps the Fed cautious. All eyes stay fixed on the next CPI release.$BTC