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15 Feb 2021

Core inflation at 5.7% makes market to dislike bonds

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CPI inflation for January 2021 came in at 4.06% while core CPI, which is ex food and fuel, came in at 5.7%. Core CPI is showing broad based inflationary pressures, driven by high fuel and commodity prices and also supply constraints due to high demand for goods and services on the back of government spending. Inflationary pressures are on the higher side and this can hurt bond investors if yields stay low for a longer period of time. CPI inflation for January 2021 came in at 4.06% while core CPI, which is ex food and fuel, came in at 5.7%. Core CPI is showing broad based inflationary pressures, driven by high fuel and commodity prices and also supply constraints due to high demand for goods and services on the back of government spending. Inflationary pressures are on the higher side and this can hurt bond investors if yields stay low for a longer period of time.

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Arjun Parthasarathy
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