"February's Inflation Data and the Fed's Dilemma"

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CIBC analyzes the February US CPI report, noting that while the data exceeded expectations, it does not warrant immediate concern about inflation. Core CPI rose by 0.4%, indicating persistent inflation pressures, particularly in core services and goods. This data diminishes the likelihood of immediate rate cuts by the Fed, but CIBC anticipates a potential shift towards easing policy in the latter half of the year, contingent on forthcoming economic data.
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