GROK comes to popularize science The relationship between today's CPI data and the stock market depends on the specific values and their comparison with expectations: Chinese stock market: If CPI continues to be low (such as -0.7% or lower), it may be under pressure in the short term, but if policy stimulus expectations rise, there may be a rebound. US stock market: If CPI rises beyond expectations, US stocks may fall, especially Nasdaq; If it is lower than expected and there is no recession panic, it may rise. Global linkage: Both China and the United States' CPI data will affect the global market through exchange rates, commodity prices, and other factors.