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CPI came in at 4.2% (energy-driven, core soft). History says stocks usually grind up after the print. Trust it this time?
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CPI is 4.2% with soft core; historically stocks grind up after such prints, but the author questions if this time will be different.
Bull points
- Historical precedent suggests stocks tend to grind higher following CPI prints with soft core inflation.
- Energy-driven inflation might be viewed as less persistent than broad-based core inflation.
Bear points
- The author expresses doubt about whether historical patterns will hold this time.
- A 4.2% CPI is still relatively high, which could keep the Fed hawkish.
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