CPI Rise 0.4% in July; Core Rate Rises 0.2% 通漲温和，無迫切加息压力

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Prices charged for U.S. consumer products excluding food and energy eased last month, adding to evidence of slowing inflation that may let the Federal Reserve keep holding interest rates steady.

The consumer price index rose 0.4 percent in July, following June's 0.2 percent increase, the Labor Department said today in Washington. Excluding food and energy costs, so-called core prices rose 0.2 percent, the smallest increase since February, after a 0.3 percent gain a month earlier.

The lower reading on core prices comes a day after the government reported that inflation remained unexpectedly tame at the wholesale level last month. Together, the reports bear out Fed Chairman Ben S. Bernanke's forecast of slowing inflation and suggest the central bank may again refrain from raising interest rates at its next meeting Sept. 20.
数据应对金价有利好的因素。[size=5/code]

[ Last edited by BY on 2006-8-16 at 08:56 PM ]

芥末茶

BY  在 2006-8-16 20:43 發表:

Prices charged for U.S. consumer products excluding food and energy eased last month, adding to evidence of slowing inflation that may let the Federal Reserve keep holding interest rates steady.
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此消息只對外匯有影響,黃金是推不動了

BY

芥末茶  在 2006-8-16 20:49 發表:

此消息只對外匯有影響,黃金是推不動了

美這元兌主要外幣下跌应該对金价有多少邦助的。

801GUEST

BY兄，你的那些英文Prices charged for U.S. consumer products excluding food and energy eased last month, adding to evidence of slowing inflation that may let the Federal Reserve keep holding interest rates steady.
这些你是在哪里看到的，可以告诉我吗，是不是一些英文网站，谢谢你啊




The lower reading on core prices comes a day after the government reported that inflation remained unexpectedly tame at the wholesale level last month. Together, the reports bear out Fed Chairman Ben S. Bernanke's forecast of slowing inflation and suggest the central bank may again refrain from raising interest rates at its next meeting Sept. 20.

BY

Guest  在 2006-8-16 20:53 發表:

BY兄，你的那些英文Prices charged for U.S. consumer products excluding food and energy eased last month, adding to evidence of slowing inflation that may let the Federal Reserve keep holding interes ...

Go to Bloomberg to find out the information you want to know.

801GUEST

Thank you.But I think 629 will be the maximum of today.what about you?

BY

Guest  在 2006-8-16 21:00 發表:

Thank you.But I think 629 will be the maximum of today.what about you?

I see 635.  Breakthrough 630 is a must.

芥末茶

BY  在 2006-8-16 21:01 發表:

I see 635.  Breakthrough 630 is a must.

我感覺到不了635,好象上衝一點也沒有力量.

801GUEST

630 is a big pressure today.Going  back to 620 is probably tonight.

BY

Guest  在 2006-8-16 21:04 發表:

630 is a big pressure today.Going  back to 620 is probably tonight.

看吧 630 不是破了嗎？Now it's on the way to 635.