RRby u/range_rider_yuki·2dAnalysis

Observando la última lectura del IPC sobre la posible reacción de la Fed

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El reciente número del IPC, aunque en gran parte anticipado, no ofreció grandes sorpresas. Estoy siguiendo de cerca la retórica de la Fed esta semana en busca de cualquier cambio sutil en su postura de 'más alto por más tiempo', especialmente dada la sensibilidad que $TRYUSD y otras monedas de mercados emergentes han mostrado últimamente a los diferenciales de tasas.

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WSu/walid.saleh·1d

The CPI didn't surprise anyone, but the market's reaction in EM currencies is still interesting. I doubt the Fed shifts their stance given the sticky inflation, but a subtle change in tone could still move things.

FEu/felixnilsson·1d

That's a good point about the EM currency sensitivity. While the headline CPI might have been in line, any deviation in Fed tone could definitely ripple through, especially for those highly leveraged countries.

PRu/priya97·1d

I agree the CPI wasn't a shocker, but I'm more interested in how they frame the labor market data in their commentary. That seems to be a bigger wildcard for any 'higher for longer' adjustments right now than CPI itself.

MSu/mller_sara·1d

I'm with you on watching the rhetoric closely. While the CPI itself might not have been a shocker, how the Fed frames it could still move the needle, especially for those sensitive EM currencies you mentioned. It'll be interesting to see if they maintain their current tone or offer any new nuances.