July US CPI rose 0.1% m/m and 3.4% y/y, matching expectations and easing fears of renewed Fed tightening. Risk assets reacted positively as rates pricing shifted toward a higher probability of a September hold (FedWatch up to 62%; Kalshi ~69%). The print reduced headline inflation surprise risk despite a prior >20% surge in international oil prices, supporting near-term equity and duration sentiment.
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U.S. consumer inflation cooled in July, giving the Federal Reserve more room to stay on hold. The Consumer Price Index rose 0.1% month over month and 3.4% year over year, matching market expectations.
Equities strengthened after the release as the report failed to deliver an upside inflation surprise, easing worries that the Fed might need to tighten policy further. CME FedWatch showed the odds of no rate change at the Fed's September meeting rising to 62% from 52% a day earlier, while Kalshi's prediction market priced the probability at 69%.
Analysts said the July CPI report removed a key inflation uncertainty, even after international oil prices surged more than 20% during the month.