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JPMorgan’s Trading Desk Maps Out CPI Game Plan for Wall Street
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The benchmark gauge is likely to sink as much as 6% on an inflation print north of 8.4%, the team including Andrew Tyler wrote in a note.Arriving one week after Jerome Powell’s hawkish posture stoked big gyrations in world markets, the CPI update will help determine both the size of the Fed’s policy tightening in December and where interest rates will peak in this business cycle, or the so-called terminal rate.On the flipside, if CPI falls to 7.6% or below, the S&P 500 could surge more than 5% while 10-year Treasury yields fall below 4%, Tyler and his colleagues suggested.“This may also reset the yield curve lower with terminal rate expectations falling under 5%,” the team wrote in a note to clients on Tuesday. “This week’s CPI will be the most important factor to shape the expectations for December FOMC.”Embedded in the analysis is the idea that hot inflation is bad for stocks, a narrative that had played out in 2022 -- until last month. After another strong CPI print on Oct. 13, the S&P 500 initially dropped more than 2%, as predicted by the JPMorgan team. Then in a dramatic turn, the index staged a giant rebound to finish the session up 2.6%.Some attributed the shocking reversal to chart support or options hedging. Others cited the specter of peak inflation leading to hopes for a less hawkish Fed. Whatever the reason, the episode highlights the danger of relying on any single factor to call the market’s tune.Still, JPMorgan’s study offers a lens into the high stakes that the inflation report poses for investors. Below is how stocks have performed this year on CPI day.","news_type":1},"isVote":1,"tweetType":1,"viewCount":181,"authorTweetTopStatus":1,"verified":2,"comments":[],"imageCount":0,"langContent":"EN","totalScore":0}],"lives":[]}