US CPI drops sharply in June
According to Jinshi Data on July 11, the annual rate of the US unadjusted CPI in June was 3.0%, far below the market expectation of 3.1%, and fell sharply to the lowest level since June last year. The monthly rate of the seasonally adjusted CPI in June was -0.1%, the first negative value since May 2020.
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