In fact, the CPI results were better than expected, with both the broad CPI and core CPI decreasing. However, as mentioned earlier, the current inflation does not include tariffs. Of course, if the Russia Ukraine war stops, it will still have a reducing effect on inflation. Therefore, relatively speaking, the inflation data for May and June will be more useful. The overall decline in inflation has had a positive impact on sentiment, and the market has provided direct feedback. In addition, the wage data is also positive. Although it does not quite align with the Federal Reserve's view, expectations of an economic recession can be lowered. However, the key is still to look at the salary report of non farm payroll data. See if this CPI data can end the continuous decline of the US stock market. Interested friends can take a look at the top tweets. This tweet is sponsored by @ ApeXProtocolCN | Dex With Apex