
Hot U.S. Inflation Revives December Fed Rate-Hike Bets
October CPI beat expectations, pushing Treasury yields higher and strengthening bets on a December Fed hike and tighter policy into 2027.
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October CPI beat expectations, pushing Treasury yields higher and strengthening bets on a December Fed hike and tighter policy into 2027.

Hotter U.S. inflation has strengthened expectations for further Fed tightening, lifting Treasury yields and supporting the dollar while keeping currency markets volatile.

Hotter-than-expected October CPI pushed U.S. equity futures lower as traders reassessed Fed policy, Treasury yields and the outlook for growth stocks.

Brent crude slipped below $90 while WTI moved into the mid-$80s as traders priced in easing Middle East tensions and renewed oversupply concerns.

Bitcoin and ether face renewed pressure from ETF outflows, leveraged liquidations and weak crypto-specific demand. Here is what traders should watch next.

Bitcoin faces elevated downside risk near key support at $75,001 and $73,188, while a recovery above $81,319 could signal improving momentum.

Falling oil prices support equities, but stronger U.S. inflation is reviving rate fears and testing the global stock-market rebound.

Waller’s hawkish guidance sent December rate-hike odds near 96%, weighing on Bitcoin, Nasdaq futures, and other risk assets ahead of the October CPI report.

Investors are watching October U.S. inflation for clues on Fed policy. A hot report could pressure bonds and risk assets, while softer data may support markets.

Oil prices fell as hopes of Iran conflict de-escalation reduced supply fears, easing inflation concerns while Strait of Hormuz risks kept markets alert.

The dollar holds near 158 yen while the euro weakens ahead of U.S. inflation data, putting Federal Reserve expectations and intervention risks in focus.

Global stocks and U.S. futures rise as oil prices fall and investors await CPI data that could reshape Federal Reserve rate expectations.