🌟 Core PPI m/m
This index measures wholesale prices, excluding food and energy, and reflects underlying inflationary pressures. The data, set to be released tonight, strips out volatile food and energy prices to provide insight into core price pressures in the economy. This is a crucial indicator for predicting inflation trends, potentially influencing the Federal Reserve’s policy decisions.

🌟 PPI m/m
At the same time, the monthly PPI data will also be released. This index reflects wholesale price changes and serves as an early signal for consumer inflation. When producers raise prices, it often leads to an increase in consumer prices as well.

🌟 Preliminary UoM Consumer Sentiment
The preliminary consumer sentiment data from the University of Michigan will be released at 9:00 PM. This index measures consumer confidence regarding the current and future economic outlook, which affects consumer spending trends—key to economic growth.

🌟 Preliminary UoM Inflation Expectations
Also at 9:00 PM, the preliminary inflation expectations report will provide insight into anticipated price trends over the next 12 months. This is important because it can influence wage demands and spending decisions.

=> Conclusion
The economic indicators released today, from Core PPI to consumer sentiment, will help assess inflationary pressures and consumer purchasing power. These data points are key factors shaping the Fed’s monetary policy and provide forecasts on economic trends, particularly regarding interest rate adjustments and support for stable growth.