Welcome to Seeking Alpha's Wall Street brunch, our Sunday look ahead to this week's market moving events,

along with the weekend's top news and analysis.

Hello today is Super Sunday February 11th and I'm your host Kim Khan.

The top story to look out for this week.

Following a week that was light on hard data and heavy on fed chatter, there will be plenty of numbers for traders to digest in the coming days.

Thursday alone has January retail sales, manufacturing measures from the New York and Philly Fed, industrial production

and capacity utilization, along with the regular weekly jobless claims figures.

Friday brings January housing starts of building permits, the University of Michigan's preliminary

sentiment for February, and the January PPI, but the Henlinder is Tuesday's Consumer Price Index.

Economists expect that the CPI rose 0 excludes food and energy, is forecast to 0.3 percent.

The core CPI, which excludes food and energy, is forecast to rise 0.3 percent with the annual

rate ticking down to 3.8%.

As last week's Fed speakers echoed Chairman Jay Powell's caution on cutting in the first

quarter, the market is now pricing in just a 16% chance of a March rate reduction, but odds top 60% for a cut in May.

The J.P. Morgan rates team notes that Core C.P.I should step down from a strong 3.3% three-month seasonly adjusted pace

through December toward a 2.7% pace in coming months, supported by a drop in

use vehicle prices as well as further gradual softening in rent inflation

while core PCE runs a bit above 2%. The team flagged the potential for

regional bank concerns pulling forward fed easing activity. For trades they like twos five

flatteners and five's 30 steepeners. Meanwhile B of A notes that when it comes to

inflation nothing keeps pace with a Super Bowl. In his weekly flow show note,

strategist Michael Hartnett says the price of a 30 second ad

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