Live Comments Dollar mixed after US CPI met expectations, initial jobless claims fell

    Dollar mixed after US CPI met expectations, initial jobless claims fell

    Released in US session, US CPI rose 0.1% mom, 2.9% yoy in June versus expectation of 0.2% mom, 2.9% yoy. Core CPI rose 0.2% mom, 2.3% yoy, matched expectations. Data showed inflation continued to accelerate with headline CPI accelerated from 2.8% yoy in May, core CPI accelerated from 2.2% yoy.

    Initial jobless claims dropped -18k to 214k in the week ended July 7. Four week moving average of initial claims dropped 1.75k to 223k. That’s notably low than expectation of 230k. Continuing claims dropped -3k to 1.739m in the week ended June 30. Four-week moving average of continuing claims rose 9.5k to 1.7285m.

    From Canada, new housing price index rose 0.0% mom in May versus expectation of -0.1% mom.

    Dollar is trading mixed for today after the release, up against Euro, Yen and Swiss, but down against others.

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