Before the CPI, my personal opinion is that today's CPI is not very important, after all, this is the data for February and has not included adjustments after tariffs. At the same time, due to holidays and seasonal factors, the market's expectations for February have been lowered. The broad CPI front value that the public is most concerned about is 3%, and the market expectation is 2%. It can be measured that the core PCE's core CPI pre value is 3.3%, and the market expectation is 3.2%, both of which are relatively normal. If the final data is equal to or lower than the market expectation, it is a good thing. But in reality, no matter what data it is, it will not affect the Federal Reserve's decision not to cut interest rates in March, and the impact on the dot matrix will still need to consider tariffs, the Russia Ukraine war, and so on. In addition, pay attention to salary, as it affects the economy. If wages are rising, it indicates that the economic situation in the United States is still good. If they are still falling, there may be concerns about a recession. This tweet is sponsored by @ ApeXProtocolCN | Dex With Apex