Updated
Updated · Yahoo Finance · Nov 10
US Stocks Slip After 0.4% CPI Print as Fed 25-Basis-Point Hike Bets Firm
Updated
Updated · Yahoo Finance · Nov 10

US Stocks Slip After 0.4% CPI Print as Fed 25-Basis-Point Hike Bets Firm

3 articles · Updated · Yahoo Finance · Nov 10

Summary

  • A hotter October CPI reading knocked stocks lower Tuesday, with the Dow down 0.3%, the S&P 500 off 0.2% and the Nasdaq near flat after steeper opening losses.
  • The inflation report showed prices rose 0.4% from September, above the 0.3% forecast but below September's 0.6%, reinforcing expectations that the Fed will raise rates next month.
  • Traders now overwhelmingly price a 25-basis-point move, while some Fed watchers see a 50-basis-point hike after Governor Chris Waller said he would be open to a larger increase.
  • Nvidia shares edged lower again after Monday's 4% drop tied to a board investigation into CEO Jensen Huang, while oil also eased about 3% and Anthropic pressed ahead with its IPO roadshow.

Insights

Is this inflation report enough to lock in another Fed hike—and how much more pain could stocks and bonds face?
Why is services inflation still so stubborn, and does that matter more for markets than oil slipping below $90?
If rates stay higher for longer, what breaks first: stock valuations, housing affordability, or consumer spending?