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US monthly inflation less than expected in April

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The US dollar fell in European trade on Tuesday away from a five-week high on profit-taking as traders assess the latest inflation data.

 

The data showed prices remain subdued despite Donald Trump’s tariffs, and bolstered the case for multiple Fed rate cuts this year.

 

The Index

 

The dollar index fell 0.25% today to 101.47, with a session-high at 101.76.

 

On Monday, the index rose 1.35%, marking the biggest profit in 2025, with a five-week high at 101.98.

 

The gains came after the announcement of the US-China preliminary trade deal this week.

 

US Rates

 

Fed official Adriana Kugler said that Trump’s trade policies will likely raise inflation and impact growth negatively, despite the latest tariff pause.

 

Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammock said the Fed requires more time to assess the impact of Trump’s tariffs before deciding on the suitable response.

 

According to the Fedwatch tool, the odds of a 0.25% Fed rate cut in June stand at just 12%. 

 

The odds of 0.25% Fed rate cut in July stood at 40%.

 

Traders now wait for major April inflation data for the US to gather more clues.

 

US Inflation

 

US consumer prices rose 2.3% y/y in April, down from 2.4% in March, and below estimates of 2.4%.

 

US core prices, excluding food and energy, rose 2.8% in April, same as March and matching estimates.

 

US interest rate futures rose after the inflation data, with increasing bets on future Fed interest rate cuts.

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