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LS PREVIEW | US June CPI
Key For Fed Inflation And Policy Outlook

US
June CPI figures are due on Tuesday at 08:30 EST (12:30 GMT). The headline print is widely expected to have fallen 0.1% m/m from 0.5% in May, largely reflecting a sharp drop in energy prices after the
US and Iran agreed a ceasefire on 17 June. This would be the softest monthly reading since June 2025 and would mark the first negative print for the series since May 2020.

Most banks expect CPI to have softened in June, though they differ on the main drivers. HSBC’s Global Economics Research team estimate headline inflation fall 0.2% m/m leaving the annual rate at 3.8%, The drop is expected to be led by a 9.6% decline in motor fuel prices, partly offset by higher food and household energy costs.
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This week everyone is looking at the same calendar: **June CPI, Warsh’s testimony before Congress, and bank earnings reports—all in the same week**. It’s no coincidence that this combo is trending.

For crypto, CPI matters because if inflation keeps falling, the Fed has room to be more accommodating with rates. Historically, that has been fuel for risk assets, including Bitcoin. But if the data comes in hot, the “pivot” narrative cools off and price could retest support levels.

Warsh’s testimony (a future Fed president candidate, according to some) adds political volatility: any comments on monetary policy or financial regulation move markets.

And the bank reports (JPMorgan, Citi, Wells Fargo) offer clues about the health of the traditional financial system. If banks report stress in their balance sheets or falling deposits, that could translate into increased demand for decentralized assets as a safe haven.

**Timing is everything**: this concentration of events over 72 hours could define July’s macro bias. Bitcoin is at $61,850, rebounding from $61,297 after sweeping liquidity. If CPI is soft and the banks report well, resistance at $64,271 could break. If not, the rebound stays capped there.

Which scenario do you think is more likely? Soft data that pushes prices higher, or a negative surprise that puts more pressure back on price?

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#junecpiwarshtestimonybankearningssameweek 🌪️ A High-Impact Week Is Here for Stocks & Crypto
Markets could see elevated volatility as several major macro events unfold over the next few days.
🗓️ Key events to watch (UTC):
• 🕧 14 July – 12:30 UTC: U.S. June CPI (Inflation) Report
• 🏦 14 July: Major U.S. bank earnings begin
• 🎤 15–16 July: Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell delivers scheduled testimony before Congress
📊 Why does it matter?
✅ A softer-than-expected inflation report and a more dovish tone from the Fed could improve risk sentiment across stocks and crypto.
❌ Higher inflation or a more hawkish message could increase volatility and put pressure on risk assets.
💡 During weeks like this, protecting capital is just as important as finding opportunities.$BTC
🛡️ Many traders choose to:
• Reduce excessive leverage.
• Keep some capital in stable assets.
• Wait for confirmation instead of reacting emotionally.
🤔 What's your game plan this week?
Are you expecting a breakout, or preparing for more downside?
⚠️ DYOR. This post is for educational purposes only and is not financial advice.
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This week could be important for the financial markets. Investors are watching three major events: the US June inflation report, Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh's testimony, and earnings reports from major US banks.

These events may influence expectations for interest rates and the overall economy. A positive outcome could support stocks and crypto, while disappointing news may increase short-term market volatility.
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Today at 14:30 (CET): US Consumer Price Index (CPI
).

The consensus expects that the declining energy prices will pull overall inflation (headline
CPI
) lower in June. The median forecast is -0.19% m/m or 3.8% y/y.

However, for the Fed, core inflation (Core CPI) is likely to be decisive. Expectations are +0.21% m/m and 2.8% y/y.

The exciting question: How much of the energy price drop still shows through? The oil market has already changed significantly again due to recent geopolitical developments.

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At 14:30 today, the data is likely to set the tone for Bitcoin, stocks, and the US dollar.
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Urgent: Wall Street under pressure from war and profits.. the Dow rises alone
US stocks started the week’s trading lower, with shares of semiconductor companies facing strong selling pressure, as investors keep an eye on developments in the renewed military standoff between the United States and Iran, while also preparing for the start of the corporate earnings season, expected to be one of the strongest earnings seasons in recent years.

Market pressure followed renewed air strikes exchanged between Washington and Tehran over the weekend, which reignited concerns about the future of conditions in the Middle East and their impact on energy markets, inflation, and monetary policy.

At the same time, investors are awaiting the release of earnings reports from a number of the largest US companies over the coming days, along with inflation data for June, which may determine the path of expectations for interest rates in the period ahead.

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#JuneCPIWarshTestimonyBankEarningsSameWeek This Week's Highlights! Inflation Data + Fed Chair Hearings Coming Soon

June CPI data will be released on Tuesday, with the market expecting core inflation at 2.9%.

New Fed Chair Kevin Warsh will testify before Congress on Tuesday and Wednesday, and his remarks will be closely watched.

Bank stocks ($JPM, $GS) and tech stocks will release earnings reports this week, leading to a significant increase in volatility.

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There is a timing mismatch at the center of this week
.

Tuesday's
June CPI will likely read as encouraging, cooler headline inflation on lower gasoline, but it is a rear-view number that captures the month oil was falling, before the
resumed Hormuz blockade.

The more durable signals this week are Warsh's testimony (his tolerance for the energy-driven inflation risk) and, outside the data, the strait's shipping status.
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June CPI drops tomorrow at 8:30 AM. Here is what the
Street expects and what our research says actually matters.

The
consensus:

Core
CPI expected at +0.26% month over month, up from May's +0.20%. Annualized core expected to hold at
2.9%.

Headline
CPI
expected to contract -0.15% month over month after May's +0.5% print. Annualized headline consensus 3.8%, down from 4.2%.

The debate is already heated. BofA expects a firm 0.29% core print driven by services and argues it strengthens the case for near-term rate hikes. Citi expects slower shelter inflation and minimal energy passthrough, arguing the market will price out hikes altogether.

The upside risks: motor vehicle insurance rebounding after a 1.7% decline in May. World Cup impact on hotels, airfares, and car rentals. Housing disinflation waning as price hikes normalize.

The downside risks: less tariff impact after the IEEPA decision. Goldman forecasting declines in both new and used vehicles. Computer and software prices potentially cooling as retail memory prices flattened month over month.

Now here is what the data says about trading it.

On April 9 we published a study of 266 CPI releases over 22 years. The findings have not changed. CPI day returns are statistically indistinguishable from any other day. Return difference versus non-CPI days: +0.03% with p = 0.65. All that positioning is for a day that behaves like a random Tuesday.
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🌪️ A super typhoon of level 15 has arrived! This week, both the stock market and crypto are "shaking" as 3 major super events hit at once.
Save the schedule (UTC time) to survive the storm:
12:30 UTC - 14/07 (Tuesday): Release of the U.S. CPI for June & the start of earnings reports for the banking sector.
14:00 UTC - 14/07 (Tuesday): Fed Chair Kevin Warsh testifies before the House of Representatives.
14:00 UTC - 15/07 (Wednesday): Fed Chair Kevin Warsh testifies before the Senate.
BTC at $62,844 is standing on the line between life and death. A good CPI + a less hawkish Fed could trigger a jump to $67,250. Otherwise, the bad news is a "U-turn" back to the low 60k! The market is extremely sensitive right now, and everyone is fearing a sell-off.
What should traders do now? Buckle up, load up armor (stablecoins), and reduce leverage—don’t let the storm wipe out your account! 😂
⚠️ Not financial advice. Enter code VINHTOCDO to ride out the storm together!
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🚨 One week. Four major market catalysts.
📊 June CPI
🏛 Fed Chair testimony
🏦 Big bank earnings
This could shape market sentiment across both stocks and crypto.
Will inflation cool enough to support a stronger move for $BTC and $ETH? Or will investors stay cautious and wait for more clarity?
I'm watching price action, not emotions. Long-term spot investing always beats panic decisions.
👇 What's your prediction for this week?

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#junecpiwarshtestimonybankearningssameweek 📊

Markets are heading into one of the busiest weeks of the quarter.

June CPI data, Fed commentary, and major U.S. bank earnings will all arrive within days of each other—events that could reshape expectations for interest rates and market direction.

Poll: Which event will have the biggest market impact this week?

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We are heading into one of the most consequential macro sequences of the summer with the #JuneCPIWarshTestimonyBankEarningsSameWeek trifecta. Between the June CPI data hitting Tuesday morning, Fed Chair Warsh heading to Congress, and major bank earnings dropping, volatility is absolutely guaranteed.

​Bitcoin is currently hanging right around the $62,800 level. A soft CPI and a relaxed tone from Warsh could easily send us targeting $67,250. But if core inflation remains sticky or bank metrics look weak, we risk breaking below $60k.#JuneCPIWarshTestimonyBankEarningsSameWeek

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LTF is looking good, especially with today's CPI
report.

Expectations are for a lower reading than
the
last month, which would indicate easing inflation.

That could strengthen market expectations for future interest rate cuts, potentially providing a bullish boost to risk assets.
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Macro alert: June CPI, Warsh
testimony & more (Jul. 13–17)

Inflation data and the
Fed chair in front of Congress — that's where the market's attention is this week. June CPI lands on Tuesday, followed by Kevin Warsh's t
estimony and a fresh round of bank results. Together, they should give investors a better sense of where inflation is heading and what that could mean for interest rates.

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CPI: Has inflation finally started to cool?

May's CPI came in at 4.2% year over year, largely driven by higher fuel prices. For June, economists expect a softer headline reading, but core CPI is forecast to edge up to 0.3% MoM (from 0.2%).

If core inflation comes in hotter than expected, it could suggest that higher costs are spreading beyond energy. If it stays in line or comes in lower, it would support the view that inflation is gradually easing.

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Warsh testifies: The Fed's tough sell

On Tuesday, Kevin Warsh will appear before the House Financial Services Committee for his first major congressional testimony as Fed chair. Lawmakers are expected to question him on inflation, interest rates, and the Fed's outlook for the economy.

Warsh has previously said inflation pressures appear to be easing, but recent geopolitical developments have added fresh uncertainty. Investors will be listening closely for any hints about how the Fed sees the path ahead.

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Key macro data

💲
Inflation

• CPI (Jun.) (Jul. 14): Headline expected at -0.1% MoM (from 0.5%), 4.2% YoY (unchanged); core at 0.3% MoM (from 0.2%), 2.9% YoY (unchanged).

• PPI (Jun.) (Jul. 15): Headline expected at 0.0% MoM (from 1.1%); core at 0.3% MoM (from 0.4%).

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Consumer & labor

• Retail Sales (Jun.) (Jul. 16): Headline expected at 0.3% (from 0.9%); core at -0.1% (from 0.8%).

• Initial Jobless Claims (Jul. 16): Expected unchanged at 215K.
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This week could be a major one for both traditional markets and crypto. Investors are closely watching the June CPI report for fresh clues on inflation, while Fed Governor Christopher Waller's testimony may offer hints about future interest rate decisions.
At the same time, major U.S. bank earnings will reveal how the financial sector is performing in the current economic environment.
These three events could shape market sentiment and influence Bitcoin, stocks, and the U.S. dollar. Expect increased volatility as traders react to every update.
Stay informed, manage your risk, and avoid making emotional trading decisions.
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The market expects lower rates, but the Fed is either likely to postpone rate hikes at best, or is still assuming rate hikes. For now, it might be just one cut/shift, but if CPI doesn’t fall, they’ll have no choice but to do it multiple times—and that’s when all sorts of distortions could start to show up, I guess.
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“Economists expect that last month’s drop in energy prices will weigh on June’s headline CPI

However, core indicators matter more to the Federal Reserve right now

Core CPI is expected to land near the +0.21% level from May, and attention will then shift to the PPI and what it implies for the PCE.”
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Lemme check today's updates. Hmm. One sec. Okay, here are the latest headlines for July 13. Bitcoin dipped about2 percent to around 62 700 to 63 thousand dollars, as risk appetite fell on renewed US-Iran tensions. Strategy, formerly Microstrategy, didn't add to its Bitcoin holdings last week, but it raised about467 million through a stock sale to boost its cash. Traders are also watching major economic events this week, like US inflation data and comments from the Federal Reserve, which could trigger more volatility. Analysts say Bitcoin is still consolidating near63,000 with higher trading volume, but no clear breakout yet.
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#junecpiwarshtestimonybankearningssameweek This week is shaping up to be one of the most consequential for the markets this year, as a rare alignment of massive economic catalysts converges over the next few days.
Tuesday morning kicks off with the release of the June Consumer Price Index (CPI), where markets are bracing for a potential headline decline of 0.1% month-over-month. Shortly after the inflation data hits the wires, Fed Chair Kevin Warsh is scheduled to deliver his inaugural semi-annual monetary policy testimony before Congress, marking his first major opportunity to define his policy framework with fresh data in hand.
Compounding the volatility, the week serves as the unofficial start of the corporate earnings season, with major financial institutions including JPMorgan, Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, Wells Fargo, and Citigroup all set to report their quarterly results. Investors are paying close attention to these bank earnings for signs of stress in consumer credit and loan-loss provisions, which, alongside the inflation print and Warsh's commentary, will set the tone for the Fed’s trajectory through the second half of 2026.
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US CPI coming up in a few hours. Below is a quick cheat sheet with numbers that our analyst is watching closely for the event. Worth keeping in mind that the recent pop in WTIcan slightly impact the market's reaction function.
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