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Closing Bell

Closing Bell Overtime: Countdown to CPI 9/12/22

Closing Bell

CNBC

News, Business

4.4139 Ratings

🗓️ 12 September 2022

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

It’s a moment of truth for the market as we await tomorrow’s CPI report. So, what should investors expect? NewEdge’s Cameron Dawson gives her take. Plus, Strategas’ Jason Trennert reveals the key market indicator that investors need to pay more attention to. And, SL Green and Chef Daniel Boulud are cooking up a new venture. All the details are explained in Overtime. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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0:00.0

In moments we'll get breaking results from the Oracle

0:03.2

We're bringing the numbers plus instant stock reaction as soon as those earnings hit

0:06.9

But we begin with our talk of the tape a moment of truth for the market as we await tomorrow's critical

0:12.6

CPI report investors expecting to see inflation easing again last

0:17.8

month and our first guest says tomorrow's print could help decide which

0:21.6

way stocks might break from the summer long

0:23.9

trading range. Let's bring in Cameron Dawson, Chief Investment Officer at New Edge

0:28.4

Well Cameron thanks for coming down it's a party here apparently tonight we got a 1% gain in the

0:35.0

S&P 500 but interesting set up ahead of the C. P. I just wonder clearly the

0:39.8

street has gotten into a posture saying that it could be benign is it going to be a Street has

0:45.0

a posture saying that it could be benign.

0:44.0

Is it going to be a clinching number that says the peak inflation story has legs?

0:48.0

Well, we think we have to watch the core

0:50.0

C. P. I. On a month over month really closely, because if we look at the July

0:54.0

C. P. I print it was all about energy prices that brought us down on a month over

0:58.3

month basis but it really is a question of how does that spread out to other parts of inflation, other

1:04.1

components. We think we could see some softness in goods prices, but then it comes to

1:09.1

services and services are so important because they tend to be stickier, they tend to go high and

1:14.3

stay high, and they tend to be more related to wages.

1:18.4

Wages are still running up 6.7 percent, so that could keep services inflation high high and that really is a key thing for the

1:25.2

Fed to watch as they determine if inflation really has moved lower significantly.

1:30.7

For sure and it's interesting that the markets have rallied here let's say 5% in the last week

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