US June inflation expected to show tariff-driven uptick as Trump escalates trade threats | Metals Mine

  • US June inflation expected to show tariff-driven uptick as Trump escalates trade threats

    From finance.yahoo.com

    June's Consumer Price Index (CPI) is expected to show prices rose at a faster clip compared to May. The report, due Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. ET, comes as investors closely monitor whether President Trump's tariffs are starting to filter through to what consumers pay, even as inflation data has so far remained more resilient than expected. According to Bloomberg data, headline CPI is expected to have increased 2.6% year over year in June, up from a 2.4% rise in May. On a monthly basis, prices are forecast to climb 0.3%, marking an acceleration from the 0.1% gain the prior month. On a "core" basis, which strips out ... (full story)

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TimmyBTrades
Jul 14, 2025 2:09pm
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Quoting Trader#6008
Anyone know if yahoo has a history of making good calls ahead of things?
They could have copied and pasted this title, they have been saying the same thing for months and hasn't come true yet
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Vancarbon
Jul 15, 2025 3:10am
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yahoo is flaming liberal, look at their editorials and 2024 election coverage, but i agree with them on tariff. it hurts america more than china. if you want to contain china, isolate them and take the fight to their doorstep but you can't do that by alienating your allies
That’s entirely why the tariffs are simply a tax revenue collecting service for the US government , and always will be until they tackle China no rebalancing (to any degree) can take place .

How many companies have switched production from China to the US at scale ?

Is it even feasible or conceivable that they’ll do this with or without tariffs ?

After being decades ahead on the manufacturing front line China isn’t going anywhere fast and the US has not succeeded in its efforts to reduce Chinese dependency in the supply chains .
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GainingBucks
Jul 14, 2025 2:39pm
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Quoting Trader#6008
Anyone know if yahoo has a history of making good calls ahead of things?
Yahoo and the rest of the media, politicians and the fed want it to be true so bad that they continue to get and speak it into existence.
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CycleGF
Jul 14, 2025 2:51pm
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It's the Bond Yields going higher , that's what's inspecting the Gold
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35T
Jul 14, 2025 2:17pm
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It’s way too early to talk about tariff inflation, almost all tariffs are suspended during negotiations. No idea what this week’s numbers are but they aren’t that important because no one knows where actual tariffs will end up, when they will take affect exactly, and on what products.
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ThelittleICT
Jul 14, 2025 2:12pm
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So what do we expect of the US dollar?
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Trader#4326
Jul 14, 2025 7:32pm
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yahoo is flaming liberal, look at their editorials and 2024 election coverage, but i agree with them on tariff. it hurts america more than china. if you want to contain china, isolate them and take the fight to their doorstep but you can't do that by alienating your allies
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Trader#2EFB
Jul 14, 2025 11:30pm
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CPI data will come lower than expected. Trump administration is controling businesses from passing on tariffs to consumers so the data can look rosy enough for feds to agree cutting rates. Once rates are cut and the billionaires have refinanced their loans they will start showing the increases.
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Trader#FB2F
Jul 15, 2025 12:57am
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The Fed has done a disaster. If they cut, yields on the long end will go up. If they hold, yields like likely go higher nonetheless. If they hike, well that would lift the USD in both relative and absolute power.

Powell has no balls to do what needs to be done. Volcker hiked rates up to 20% to deal with inflation, and Powell expects that measly 5% will do the trick. Totally clueless along with the rest of the Fed members.

Those who believe that inflation rate y/y is 2.4% are living in the basement, just like the Fed officials.
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Trader#6008
Jul 14, 2025 1:53pm
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Anyone know if yahoo has a history of making good calls ahead of things?
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Trader#5B31
Jul 14, 2025 2:05pm
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Id be watching US PPI on Wed too..
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Trader#833D
Jul 14, 2025 2:16pm
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Inflation will be hot. No rate cuts yet. Dollar is bullish.
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Trader#D285
Jul 14, 2025 11:47pm
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Inflation will be fine, there is none, no worry ...
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