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As shown in the above table, CPI already peak on 13 July 2022. Good chance for inflation rate to start coming down.

JPMorgan’s Trading Desk Maps Out CPI Game Plan for Wall Street

In-line inflation seen as ‘small positive’ for stocks, bondsOctober event shows risk of calling mark

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. 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