US inflation unexpectedly increases to 3% in January

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The US inflation has unexpectedly increased to 3 percent in January, reducing the interest rate on the Federal Reserve and the slow forward with the hit of stock and government bonds.

The image from Wednesday’s Labor Labor Bureau has exceeded the expectations of economists studied by Reuters, who predict that inflation will remain in December 2.5 percent.

The month of the month of January month was also ahead of the month, the forecast was 5.5 percent compared to the predicted 1.5 percent.

Statistics managed investors to bet that Fed would reduce interest rates only once this year. Before the inflation information was released, the Future Market was expected to arrive in September with 40 percent of the second decrease in the end of the year.

After the release of the data, the two -year yield in the US Treasury bonds, which tracks the expectations of interest rates and the opposite, the price, 0.09 percent jumps to 4.37 percent.

Future Agreements have dropped by 1 percent by tracking the S&P 500 share index, while the technology-gentle Nasdak is tracking 100 they have decreased by 1.1 percent. A gauge of the dollar against the other six coins jump 0.5 percent of the dollar.

This information came after US Central Bank denied the call to control the control of the US Central Bank President Donald Trump and instead retains its original rate from 8.25 percent to 5.5 percent.

On Tuesday, Fed’s chair Jay Powell told the Congress that the central bank would “work and be out of politics” would continue.

However, on Wednesday, Trump renewed his claims on his true social platform. “The interest rate should be reduced, something that can go together with the upcoming tariff !!!” Posted by the US President. Rock and Roll, America !!! “

Wednesday’s information will raise anxiety among economists that the largest economy in the world is heating up again, since Trump’s tariff plans, a crackdown about immigration and a wide taxation of taxes, which many economists fear that can lead to new growth in inflation.

Since returning to the White House on January 28, Trump has already started implementing mass -rehabilitation of unregistered immigrants and imposed 10 percent tariff on Chinese imports.

He also announced that high tariffs on all steel and aluminum imports in addition to almost all imports from Canada and Mexico will be effective in March.

Powell says that the impact of the tariff on the economy and financial policies is still quick, as it will depend on the details of the Lev.