[「Fed Speak」 On CPI: Core CPI Year-over-Year Exceeds Prior-Year Level For First Time Since December 2022] June 10, "Fed's Whisperer" Nick Timiraos On CPI Data: May Core CPI Rose By 0.21% From The Previous Month, Very Close To Expectations, Pushing The Core CPI Annual Rate To 2.9%. This Is The First Time Since December 2022 That The Core CPI Annual Rate Has Exceeded The Level Of The Same Period Last Year

U.S. Inflation Largely Met Expectations, Reinforcing The Federal Reserve's Stance That Interest Rates Will Remain Elevated For An Extended Period

Economists: Headline Inflation Points To Supply-side Pressures, But Core Inflation Makes The Overall Picture 'less Clear'

Nick Timiraos, Known As The 'Fed Whisperer': On A 12-month Year-over-year Basis, Core Goods Inflation Is Slightly Below Its Level In Late Summer Last Year (currently At +1.1%, Compared To A Recent Peak Of +1.5% In September Last Year)

"Fed Mouthpiece" Nick Timiraos: In May's CPI, Core Goods Fell 0.11% Month-over-month. Housing Costs Rose 0.32% Month-over-month, While Non-energy Services Excluding Housing Increased 0.27% Month-over-month

Economist: Inflation In Line With Expectations Is Not An Optimistic Sign; Trump Needs To Resolve The Strait Issue Promptly To Reassure The Federal Reserve

Energy Prices Have Pushed U.S. Inflation To A Three-year High, While The Core Measure Has Unexpectedly Cooled

German Chancellor Merz: (Regarding Nuclear Deterrence) We Will Strengthen European Defense And The Defense Industry

German Chancellor Merz: The Future Combat Air System (FCAS) Project Will Continue To Be Pursued As A European System. Discussions On The Project Will Take Place In July

German Chancellor Merz: French President Macron And I Have Agreed Not To Proceed With The Development Of The Joint Fighter Jet

U.S. Inflation In May Returned To The "4% Range," In Line With Market Expectations

Natixis: Core Inflation In May Was Moderate, Suggesting The Peak Of War-related Inflation May Already Be Behind US

Following The Release Of The CPI Data, Losses In S&P 500 Futures And NASDAQ 100 Futures Narrowed

Emerging Market Currencies Narrowed Their Losses After The CPI Report Was Released

Following The Release Of The CPI Data, The US Dollar Index (DXY) Fluctuated By About 10 Points, Reaching 99.93

Following The Release Of The CPI Data, U.S. And Brent Crude Oil Prices Remained Largely Unchanged, Trading At $89.76 Per Barrel And $91.85 Per Barrel, Respectively

Following The Release Of The CPI Data, The Prices Of WTI And Brent Crude Oil Remained Largely Unchanged, At $89.76 Per Barrel And $91.85 Per Barrel, Respectively

[The US CPI Annual Rate Continues To Rise, Returning To The "4% Level"] June 10th: China's May Non-seasonally Adjusted CPI Recorded A 4.2% Year-on-Year Increase, In Line With Market Expectations, Reaching A New High Since April 2023. Expectation Was 4.20%, Previous Value Was 3.80%

The Unadjusted Year-over-year Inflation Rate For Used Cars And Trucks In The U.S. Was -2% In May, Compared To -2.7% Previously

The U.S. Unadjusted CPI For May Stood At 335.123, Versus An Expectation Of 335.114 And A Prior Reading Of 333.02

U.S. Unadjusted Year-over-year Food Inflation Rate Was 3.1% In May, Down From The Previous Reading Of 3.2%

U.S. Real Income In May Fell 0.2% Month-on-month, Matching The Previous Reading Of -0.2%

US May. CPI YoY +4.2% Vs +4.2% Forecast, Prior +3.8%

Prior To The Release Of CPI Data, The Probability That The Federal Reserve Will Hold Interest Rates Steady In June Stands At 98.2%

U.S. CPI Preview: If The CPI Meets Expectations, Consumer Confidence Will Take Another Severe Hit

U.S. CPI Preview: Core Inflation Expected To Remain Moderate, Potentially Easing Market Concerns Over Rate Hikes

In The Joint Statement, The United States Stated That We Are Prepared To Take Further Action To Halt The Threat

The United States And Other Countries Issued A Joint Statement Condemning The Deadly Plots And Other Malicious Actions Of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps In Europe

The Baltic Dry Index Fell 1.67% To 2771 Points

Wang Yubo Met With Vasanta Samarasinghe, Minister Of Trade, Commerce, Food Security And Cooperative Development Of Sri Lanka