Get bitesize analysis for the upcoming Consumer Price Index release.
Dear Anshari Kurniawan,
The release of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) is approaching, and we wanted to reach out to make sure you're ready for this highly anticipated event.
What to expect from this month's CPI
Here are a few things to consider when trading this month's CPI:
American annual headline inflation in May is expected to have been 2.5% compared to April's 2.3%.
The figure for April unexpectedly reached a four-year low, but costs for energy were a main factor.
Another decline might be less likely due to trade tension and oil's overall recovery in May from lows at the end of April.
Higher inflation could support the dollar while a drop would probably mean strong reactions by both the dollar and gold.
M15's ATR for gold peaked around $7.55 after the last release. Volatility this time might be similar or slightly lower unless there's a surprise.
Get ready for the upcoming CPI release by funding your account.
What is the CPI?
The CPI is a crucial economic indicator that measures changes in the average prices of goods and services over time. It provides valuable insights into inflation and can have a significant impact on financial markets. As traders, it's always good to stay informed and capitalize on such market-moving events.
Remember, trading around major economic events like the CPI release requires caution and risk management. The markets can be volatile during these periods, so make sure to set a wide enough stop loss and monitor your positions closely.
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Happy trading, The Exness Team
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