US October inflation figures announced

Consumer inflation in the USA was 3.2 percent on an annual basis and 0 percent on a monthly basis in October. US CPI came in slightly below expectations.

US October consumer inflation (CPI) figures have been announced.

In October, monthly inflation was 0 percent and annual inflation was 3.2 percent. Core CPI increase in the USA was 0.2 percent monthly and 4 percent annually in October.

In the USA, CPI was expected to increase by 0.1 percent monthly and 3.3 percent annually in October. Core CPI was expected to be 0.3 percent monthly and 4.1 percent annually.

Consumer inflation in the USA was 0.4 percent monthly and 3.7 percent annually in September. Core inflation was 0.3 percent monthly and 4.1 percent annually in September.

It is thought that the CPI data announced in the USA may have an impact on the Fed’s policies for the next period.

FIRST REACTION FROM GOLD AND DOLLAR

After the data is released dollar While it was declining, there was an increase in gold.

After the data, ounce gold rose by $13 to $1957. Gram gold also reached 1800 TL.

S&P futures rose 1 percent after US inflation data.

1,072 before data Euro/dollar parity reached 1.078 levels after the data. The parity rose to the highest level since September. Dollar/TL was traded at 28.6.

Following the CPI data, US bond interest rates decreased by more than 10 basis points in many maturities. The US 10-year bond interest rate decreased to 4.49 percent and the 2-year bond interest decreased to 4.86 percent.

Leading cryptocurrency Bitcoin It remained horizontal at 36 thousand 500 dollars.

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