Inflation data in the United States is not cooling expectations of a Fed rate cut
Inflation data in the United States is not cooling expectations of a Fed rate cut, and financial markets are reacting accordingly. Equities and bonds remain upward-oriented, while gold is slowing down.
Nothing noteworthy to report regarding our macro dashboards. A cooling trend for gold is confirmed, along with a continuation of the risk-on phase.
On the macroeconomic front, today’s focus is on data regarding the performance of the UK economy. Also of interest are India’s inflation figures and the preliminary estimate of the University of Michigan consumer sentiment survey for September in the U.S.
Forecast analyses continue to point to a moderately positive outlook for equities, with some uncertainty especially across European markets. Bonds also remain upward-oriented, while gold is losing momentum. Volatility remains broadly stable.
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Data compiled by kbmeter.com. Analysis date: 12 September 2025 - 7:37 AM GMT+1
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