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Will CPI reinforce Powell’s disinflation view?

Por: Fox Business Business February 14, 2023

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Circle Squared Alternative Investments CEO Jeff Sica joins Varney & Co. to share his market outlook and breaks down his predictions for how the Federal Reserve will handle rate hikes going forward. The consumer price index (CPI) set to be released Tuesday morning is expected to show inflation has eased, which would reinforce 's belief that disinflation is underway. Still, economists anticipate elevated costs for everyday staples in a sign... + full article



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