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US DATA PREVIEW
US DATA PREVIEW: (1/2) Core CPI (0830ET) seen at -0.2% M/M in BBG median (Low:
-0.5% - Hi: +0.1%). Some sell-side notes (their expectations in brackets):
- NatWest (core: -0.215%): "our core CPI forecast would be the largest monthly
drop in almost four decades... airfares, lodging away from home, transportation
services, costs of recreation, personal care, used cars, new cars and apparel
(which together account for 20% of the core CPI) could have shaved 0.3% from the
core CPI print in April."
- TD (core: -0.2%): "Among core components, the most dramatic weakness will
probably be in the travel-related parts. We also expect a decline in apparel
prices and some slowing in rents."
- Citi (core: -0.098%): "Although historically unusual, we do not expect any
significant market reaction to falling core prices for a second month in a row.
The greater surprise could be in the event of a stronger-than-expected print for
core CPI, although we do not see any implications for near-term monetary policy.
Market participants are also likely to be well-aware of data collection and
estimation issues and could be more dismissive of any abnormal reading.

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