This week, CPI and PCE will be released one after another, but the data is unlikely to shake the Federal Reserve's wait-and-see stance.

According to Odaily, the February non-farm payroll data showed weaker-than-expected employment performance, forming a sharp contrast with the market's general expectation of strong resilience. However, market expectations for a rate cut have not been significantly adjusted as a result. Interest rate market data indicates that the next rate cut is still most likely to occur in the second half of the year. This week, both CPI and PCE data will be released in succession. With the upcoming Federal Reserve decision next week, whether inflation data can once again signal cooling and resonate with employment figures will be the market's main focus. Analysts point out that the rebound in renewable energy is hindering the cooling of inflation, making it difficult for the data to shake the Federal Reserve's wait-and-see stance. (Golden Ten Data)