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Update: 8:30 a.m. ET
Data Drop: Consumer Price Index Is Out
After yesterday’s wholesale inflation release showed that prices declined in August, some investors wondered what that would bode for consumer prices.
Surprisingly, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) just dropped and was hotter than expected. Inflation advanced 0.4% in August, rising 2.9% year-over-year, faster than expected. Gasoline prices and food inflation, two pesky figures which have created headaches for the Fed before, reared their head.
If you take out food and energy though and just look at Core CPI, you’ll see that prices came in as expected. Core CPI rose 0.3% to 3.1%, falling within expectations.
Investors were looking for an increase of 0.3% on both the CPI and Core CPI. The surprise advance on the key figure, especially after the Producer Price Index (PPI) saw a decline in the month of August, is sure to introduce new questions about the Fed’s direction.
Data Drop: Initial Jobless Claims Tick Up Again
Initial & Continuing Claims are just crossing the wire for the week.
Initial Claims rose to 263,000 (Prev: 236,000), the highest reading in about four years, bringing the four-week average of claims to 240,500 (Prev: 230,750).
Continuing Claims stayed grounded at 1.939 million.
Earnings Today: Adobe, Kroger, RH
Yesterday, we had two domestic firms lined up to report with a market cap greater than $1 billion. Today, we have a few more; five, to be exact.
Among them are design tech company Adobe (ADBE) , grocery giant The Kroger Company (KR) , RH (RH) , and National Beverage Corp. (FIZZ) . China-based Cheetah Mobile (CMCM) is also reporting.
The reports are among the stragglers of an earnings season which has defied investors’ expectations and stirred newfound optimism about the trajectory of U.S. equity markets. In a short few weeks, many investors will turn their attention to the next wave of earnings as Q3 earnings tee off.
