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Today, it depends on whether the A50 stock index futures and the Hang Seng Index have smashed the plate, or that it is better to fall first and then rise than to open higher and lower. Because the five-day line has stood for eleven consecutive days, it is a climbing trend and the control panel is very stable.In addition, the US dollar index fell by about 0.15% after the data was released, while the three major US stock indexes opened slightly higher. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose by 0.25%, the Nasdaq index rose by 0.81%, and the S&P 500 index rose by 0.52%. Wall Street generally believes that the inflation data is in line with expectations, and the market gains more certainty, which helps to reduce the uncertainty of the future monetary policy path. Therefore, it can be considered that the inflation data in line with expectations provides stability for the market and strengthens the market's expectation of the Fed's interest rate cut in December.

The good news last night was that the CPI of the United States increased by 2.7% year-on-year in November, which was indeed in line with market expectations.Today, it depends on whether the A50 stock index futures and the Hang Seng Index have smashed the plate, or that it is better to fall first and then rise than to open higher and lower. Because the five-day line has stood for eleven consecutive days, it is a climbing trend and the control panel is very stable.The release of this data had a significant impact on the market, and traders increased their bets on the Fed's interest rate cut in December. According to the statistics of the FedWatch tool of CME of Chicago Mercantile Exchange, after the release of CPI, the futures market thinks that the probability of the Fed cutting interest rates by 25 basis points next week is as high as 95%, which is higher than 89% a day ago.

The good news last night was that the CPI of the United States increased by 2.7% year-on-year in November, which was indeed in line with market expectations.