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- US CPI: Any disappointment would lead to USD rebound – OCBC
US CPI: Any disappointment would lead to USD rebound – OCBC
Markets are keeping a close watch on the US CPI print on Wednesday. Economists at OCBC Bank discuss how the purport could influence the greenback.
USD can continue to slide further on a low 3% print for headline or under 5% print for core
Latest set of survey from Bloomberg pointed to expectations of 3.1% print for headline CPI (down from 4% YoY in May) and a 5% print for core (down from 5.3%).
Any disappointment (i.e. actual CPI coming in higher than expectations) would lead to USD rebound. But if we do get a low-3% print for headline or even under 5% print for core, then USD can continue to slide further.
See – US CPI Banks Preview: Inflation to step meaningfully lower in June
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