Hot US CPI sent yields higher and pulled Fed hike bets forward. Next week’s calendar has the FOMC minutes, US retail sales, China activity data, the LPR, UK CPI, jobs and retail sales, and Japan CPI. Sam Cutler of 333 Capital joins LiveSquawk Market Talk to work through what matters most. Hit follow now so the episode is waiting for you when it drops. 🎧 YouTube: 🎧 Spotify: #Macro #CPI #FOMC #Yields #LiveSquawk

A hotter-than-expected US consumer price index print pushed Treasury yields higher and moved futures pricing toward an earlier Federal Reserve rate hike, according to the headline, which also previews next week's macro calendar. The transmission runs through the rate-differential channel: higher expected US policy rates and yields widen the gap against other major economies, drawing capital toward dollar-denominated assets and supporting USD. Exposure is concentrated in the dollar and in rate-sensitive assets, while spot precious metals, which carry no yield, typically face pressure when real yields rise. The FOMC minutes are the key near-term catalyst, as they will show how policymakers weighed inflation persistence against the case for further tightening and whether the hike debate was broad or confined to a minority.

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