How Will Market Perform After CPI Report?

The US CPI data are expected to be at around 8.1% YOY, and it will be announced at around 20:30 on Thursday, 13 Oct, SGT. How will the market perform after CPI report? Share to win coins!

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avatarReviewDork
2023-02-15
CPI DATA - MARKET CONFUSED Afternoon Rally ?From Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JtAT5EDAYs0
CPI DATA - MARKET CONFUSED Afternoon Rally ?
Live: CPI Release
Live: CPI Release

Will Airlines be the biggest winner in Q3 earnings?

The first airline company released Q3 earning was$Delta Air Lines(DAL)$. It surprised the market with like no surprises. Revenue increased 3% year-on-year to an all-time high of $12.8 billion.Delta Air Lines executives said in conference that due to the continued recovery of tourism, consumers' spending on domestic, business trips and international travel has increased. The company's domestic passenger transport revenue increased by 2%, and its international passenger transport revenue recovered by 97% compared with 2019.And the growth of international unit income exceeds that of domestic for the first time since the pandemic
Will Airlines be the biggest winner in Q3 earnings?
avatarphongy 45
2022-10-13
I believe will improve as USD are picking up !!
avatarSuccess88
2022-10-13
$S&P 500(.SPX)$As warren buffett quotes be fearful when others are greedy. Be greedy only when others are fearful. US CPI data had been up many month. After recent Fed hawkish comment and another 75bps increase I can see the affect of the stock market plunge. Currently investor become very fearful and sell off stock before the CPI index data. People will still continue to sell off as this week will be volatile. For this coming CPI report I expected it will be around 7.8. Hopefully can end the bearlish  and bring back the bull again. @TigerEvents@TigerStars 
avatarCYKuan
2022-10-14
short term bullish, bearish will revealed soon$S&P500 ETF(SPY)$
avatarStarLuck
2022-10-14

Core US inflation rises to 40-year high, securing big Fed hike

A closely watched measure of US consumer prices rose by more than forecast to a 40-year high in September, pressuring the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates even more aggressively to stamp out persistent inflation. The core consumer price index, which excludes food and energy, increased 6.6% from a year ago, the highest level since 1982, Labor Department data showed Thursday. From a month earlier, the core CPI climbed 0.6% for a second month. The overall CPI increased 0.4% last month, and was up 8.2% from a year earlier. The advance was broad based. Shelter, food and medical care indexes were the largest of “many contributors,” the report said. Prices for gasoline and used cars declined. On the heels of a solid jobs report last week, the inflation data likely cement an additional 75-
Core US inflation rises to 40-year high, securing big Fed hike
avatarJo Tan
2022-10-14

Looking around but don't get Lost

The volatility in the market now is expected with investors looking to hold on to any form of stability they can find. But in terms of outlook, nothing has really changed. There is still war, COVID-19 and inflation. However, while external circumstances have remained the same, people are getting "used to it". As such, the perception of hope then falls on changes like the Fed's outlook and rate hikes. It is now more important than ever to drown out noise and dig deep to hold on to your investments. Of course, there are always opportinies to buy cheaper stocks but the worry is of course how low the stocks can go. In the run, if the company is good, I think it will survive. When that will be, nobody knows, which is why it is important not to time the market. So, what's an investor to do? Well
Looking around but don't get Lost
avatarR n W
2022-10-14
Ok
avatarboardy
2022-10-13
Anything is possible these days and nothing will surprise me.  However, I think it's not unlikely that the market will be happy and improve but I am wrong often. Good luck.
avatarThalos
2022-10-13
Good news is all so manipulative. It can manipulateeven it is good data, as long big hands wants market down. That's it, no more discussion 
avatarhighhand
2022-10-13
$S&P 500(.SPX)$ Everyone freeze and wait for CPI data today at 8:30am Eastern Time. 🥶 That will directly impact the market when it opens at 9:30am Eastern Time today. With producer price index (PPI) rising by 0.4% yesterday, everyone is expecting the consumer price index (CPI) to increase today. The producer price index is a measure of prices that U.S. businesses get for the goods and services they produce. On a 12-month basis, PPI rose 8.5%, which was a slight deceleration from the 8.7% in August but still slightly higher than forecasted. For tonight's CPI, the target is 8.1% total inflation and 6.5% core inflation (excluding food and energy).  If we are on target, that will be a huge sigh of reli
avatarBluesky13
2022-10-13
Drop
avatarLionel8383
2022-10-13
$Roblox Corporation(RBLX)$A strong7.6% increase for Roblox on Wednesday, perhaps some light for those who are looking at metaverse investment roads? Will it continue itsmomentum on Thursday? A stronger than expected CPI data on Thursday would likely breakthe momentum 

Expect Sep CPI, what you should know in the rest of the week?

The September's CPI report will be released before Oct 13th, which is quite critical for the stock market, and could lead to a very big drop should it come in higher.The estimates forecast another hot reading with CPI y/y expected to climb by 8.1% and 0.2% m/m. The Core CPI is expected to rise by 6.5% y/y and 0.4% m/m.It's easy, 8.1% should be the bull and bear line.Besides, we should know.Covid-19 Again?Officials at the World Health Organization (WHO) said that there are indications that the number of cases of COVID-19 in Europe is rising. Its indicators suggest "that another wave of infections has begun, according to WHO's statement.Apparently,&
Expect Sep CPI, what you should know in the rest of the week?
avatarUltrahisham
2022-10-13
Bring on the CPI! Wednesday already saw the much awaited PPI (producer price index) and the numbers showed that inflation is very much still entrenched in the economy. I believe the consumer price index (CPI) numbers will be a market mover. The market is so pessimistic and oversold now, anything even remotely good will induce a rally. Technically, there are some noticeable positive divergences amidst the very oversold markets. The Vaneck Semiconductor ETF is making new lows but the bellweather Caterpillar as wellas the DJ Transports are seemingly making higher lows. This also seems the case with the Small caps Russell 2000. Though not iron cladto herald a market turn, these are positive indicators. The dollar index also seems to be peaking as well as the TLT 20 Year which seem to be in th
avatarJust Do It
2022-10-13
Based on yesterday PPi data, I think US inflation is quite sticky to fall, so I don't think even this coming CPI data is lower than expected, but it can't guarantee the future it will be the same trend also. 

The First Anti-ESG ETF, any surprise?

ESG, in the traditional concept, can be understood as whether an enterprise has the value of sustainable development, because it includes three points, Environment, Social and Governance.These three aspects, to some extent, are mutually exclusive, especially when "environmental" and "corporate governance", it seems that nothing has been said.For example,$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ is the representative of new energy, but its ESG score is average, because its S and G scores are not too high. However, $Exxon Mobil(XOM)$ rank at the first tier of E
The First Anti-ESG ETF, any surprise?

Why the Fed shouldn't increase rate that much?

September CPI beats consensus again, just like that of August. (Refere to: Why August CPI beat market consensus?)Similarly, the market is still afraid of the Fed's interest rate increasing after the high inflation. Unsimilarly, market is not in high expectation. The recent trend has priced-in some recession expectations. Therefore, there was a huge rebound after the sharp drop.$S&P 500(.SPX)$$SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$
Why the Fed shouldn't increase rate that much?
avatarkath
2022-10-13
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