最新报道:According to the Coinnet report, affected by the decline in car prices, the US core CPI rose less than expected for the fifth consecutive month. Specific data showed that the prices of categories that are more affected by tariffs, such as toys, furniture, appliances and clothing, performed strongly, indicating that companies have begun to pass on higher import costs to consumers. At the same time, new and used car prices fell. The lower-than-expected core CPI raised questions about the extent to which Trump's tariffs will affect consumer prices. Some companies have protected consumers from the impact by hoarding inventory before the tax is imposed, or absorbing some of the additional costs at the cost of lower profit margins. This lower-than-expected data may make Trump more strongly call on the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates. Although some officials have expressed a willingness to cut interest rates at a meeting in two weeks, policymakers are still divided on whether tariffs will lead to a one-time price shock or a more lasting impact, so interest rates may remain unchanged again.