On June 10, the U.S. Labor Statistics released the U.S. quota (CPI) in May a 4.2% increase over last year. Despite matching the forecast, this is also the first time that this figure has passed 4% since April/2023.
The rate of acceleration is mainly due to the price of energy increasing 3.9% due to the Middle East conflict. If the cost of food and energy is not constant, the U.S. core is only 2.9%.
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- The American people filled gas at a gas station in Beverly Hills, California, on March 3. Image: AP*
The report was released in a time of sensitivity to markets and policy planning. The U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) will have a policy session next week. The chief forecaster for the Fed can keep its interest rate in good terms, but expectations for further clues as to how concerned the agency is with inflation.
As the U.S. remained trapped in combat with Iran, investors became increasingly concerned that skyrocketed oil prices could spread to other areas in the economy. The markets also shake when US President Donald Twain warns Iran will "[citation needed] (htts ://nvreexpress.net/ong-trump-iran-se-phai-tai-tai-via-dai-dam-phan 08428447.htm) due to long peace talks.
The U.S. Stock Exchange noted all three of the same indicators coming down. DJIA, S&P 500 and Nasdaq Compensation is currently down by nearly 0.5%. Meanwhile, the crude oil Brent and WTI also increased over 1% in turn by 92 dollars and 89 dollars a barrel.
The price of gold delivered immediately the world dropped almost $100 over the previous session. Each ounce has $4,606. Since the Middle East War broke out late February, gold prices have dropped by about 20%. The cause of the conflict caused the price of crude oil to rise and raise concerns about inflation, interest rates increasing.