In January, the U.S. unadjusted CPI rose 3% year-on-year, expected to rise 2.9%, and the previous value was also 2.9%; the seasonally adjusted CPI rose 0.5% month-on-month, expected to rise 0.3%, and the previous value was 0.4%; the unadjusted core CPI rose 3.3% year-on-year, expected to rise 3.1%, and the previous value was 3.2%; the seasonally adjusted core CPI rose 0.4% month-on-month, expected to rise 0.3%, and the previous value was 0.2%.
This CPI data is really quite poor, and the speed of inflation increase is clearly beyond expectations.
Therefore, at 9:30 PM before the opening of the U.S. market on Wednesday, after the CPI data was released, we witnessed gold ending its decline during the early Asian session on Wednesday.
There is always a saying in trading plans: I wonder if you have noticed that for new positions, after the data is released and the U.S. market opens, one should look for a one-hour short entry signal and enter the market at the right time. This premise means that the data supports the current trend, and after some fluctuations, it continues to return to a downward trend.
Clearly, Wednesday's CPI does not belong to this situation. Therefore, the short entry failed, and the detailed content will be analyzed in Thursday's logical analysis and opportunity analysis.