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Nick Timiraos, The "Fed's Mouthpiece": U.S. Core CPI In March Came In Slightly Below Expectations At 0.196%. However, A Single Month's Data Doesn't Tell The Whole Story. The Fed Is Hoping To See Energy Prices Decline—along With Greater Confidence That The Pass-through Effects Of Tariffs Are Winding Down—and There May Be Further Energy-related Impacts Ahead, Particularly In Airfares And Transportation
Market Analyst Chris Anstey: Home Prices Rose 0.27% Month-over-month, A Slight Acceleration From February, But This Increase Remains Relatively Modest Compared With The Figures We've Grown Accustomed To Over The Past Few Years. Never Before In 2023 Has The Reading Been This Low, And In 2024 Only Three Months Have Recorded Smaller Gains
Progress Is Broadly On Track, With Nearly 10% Of The Intended Area For Spring Grain Sowing Nationwide Now Completed
Analysis: U.S.-Iran Talks Become A New Variable; Strategies Of Buying Dollars And Oil Face Challenges
Chairman Of Iran's Agricultural Committee: Basic Supplies Can Be Guaranteed For At Least Six Months
An Envoy To The Iranian Leader Indicated That Negotiations Between The United States And Iran In Islamabad Could Last Two To Three Days
Germany's Unadjusted Current Account Balance Reached €22.007 Billion In February, The Largest Surplus Since March 2025
Economist Win Thin: Looking Back, CPI Data For March In Most Countries Around The World Came In Slightly Below Expectations, Whereas The U.S. Was An Exception. At The Same Time, Many Other Countries Are Increasing Fuel Subsidies To Cushion The Impact On Consumers. However, Such Measures Can Impose A Substantial Fiscal Burden And Therefore Cannot Be Sustained For Long
Germany's Unadjusted Current Account Surplus For February Stood At EUR 22.007 Billion, Compared To The Previous Figure Of EUR 17.1 Billion
Intercontinental Exchange Data Shows That The UK Wholesale Gas Price Fell 5.5% In The Near Month To 110.33 Pence Per Thm. The Dutch Wholesale Gas Price Fell 5% In The Near Month To €43.85 Per Megawatt-hour
U.S. CPI Month-on-Month Hits Highest Level Since 2022; Oil Price Increases Account For Nearly Three-Quarters Of The Rise
According To Reuters, Market Pricing Continues To Bet That The Federal Reserve Will Keep Interest Rates Unchanged Throughout 2026
Following The Release Of U.S. March CPI Data, Traders Have Increased Their Bets On A Single Rate Cut By The Federal Reserve This Year. U.S. Stock Index Futures Are Trading Higher Across The Board, With Nasdaq Futures Up 0.3% On The Day And S&P 500 Futures Up 0.2%
Market Pricing Indicates That Bets On A Federal Reserve Rate Cut Once This Year Have Increased

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By Evie Liu
The S&P 500 is set to undergo a quarterly rebalancing on Friday after the market closes. Investors are closely watching — and some are speculating — what changes will be made to the index.
Alnylam Pharmaceuticals, Ares Management, CRH, and Vertiv Holdings are likely to join the benchmark index, according to KBW analyst Shreyank Gandhi, Barron's previously reported . Other possible additions to the index include Carvana, Cheniere Energy, Coupang, Ferguson Enterprises, SoFi Technologies, and Strategy, according to Gandhi.
Any changes to the index usually takes about 5 trading days before they become effective, because index funds need a short window to rebalance their portfolios without blowing up liquidity.
The S&P 500 index is rebalanced each quarter, with new companies added if they meet the criteria of S&P Dow Jones Indices, which oversees the index. The admission committee looks at factors such as market value, profitability, and sector representation.
Andrew Bary contributed to this report.
Write to Evie Liu at evie.liu@barrons.com
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