Real Vision: Finance & Investing Hot US CPI, ECB Holds, and Record Highs for Nikkei & S&P: PALvatar Market Recap, September 11 2025
Sep 11, 2025
In a dynamic market recap, the latest US CPI data emerges hotter than expected, fueling speculation for a Fed rate cut. The European Central Bank remains steady while Japan's business sentiment soars, pushing the Nikkei to record highs. Klarna's IPO takes off, and Oracle dazzles Wall Street with its performance. Meanwhile, AVAX is making waves with a strategic funding initiative. Tune in for sharp insights into these market shifts and their far-reaching implications.
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Inflation Still Above Target
- US CPI rose 0.4% monthly and 2.9% annually, showing inflation remains above target.
- Core CPI at 0.3% monthly and 3.1% annually aligns with forecasts but stays above 2%.
Markets Still Price A Fed Cut
- Despite inflation above 2%, traders still expect the Fed to cut rates next week.
- Producer prices fell and jobless claims rose, tempering inflation concerns for markets.
ECB Holds And Sees Stable Inflation
- The ECB held rates steady and projected headline inflation around 2% over coming years.
- Growth forecasts were nudged slightly higher, signalling cautious optimism in Europe.