Recent September CPI data, released October 14 at 3.7% year-over-year, has anchored trader expectations for the October annual reading near that level, with the 3.7% outcome holding the highest implied probability. Surging energy costs from the ongoing U.S.-Iran conflict drove the headline print, as gasoline prices jumped 9.1% month-over-month and accounted for roughly half the increase, while core CPI rose to 2.6% amid broader pressures from tariffs, AI-driven demand for electronics and software, and resilient consumer spending. These dynamics, alongside firm business investment and stable labor conditions, have sustained upward momentum in price growth despite the Fed’s 2% target. With October data due November 10 and similar energy and tariff influences likely persisting, markets price in continued elevation around 3.7-3.8% as the base case, though any de-escalation in oil markets or softer goods prices could shift probabilities.
本市场涉及截至2026年10月的12个月期间的通胀数据,未经季节性调整,依据劳工统计局公布的数据。 本市场将根据劳工统计局(BLS)月度报告所列、截至2026年10月的12个月期间消费者价格指数(CPI)的百分比变化进行结算。 本市场的结算依据将是 BLS 发布的 2026 年 10 月消费者价格指数报告(https://www.bls.gov/bls/news-release/cpi.htm),目前计划于 2026年11月10日 8:30 ET 发布。上述数据发布后,该市场即会结算。 注意:本市场的结算来源为BLS每月发布的官方CPI新闻稿,其中通胀数据按月计的期间长度:12,仅精确到小数点后一位(例如2.9%)。因此,结算该市场时将采用这一精度。 如果BLS未在预定日期公布相关数据,本市场可能会保持开放,直至下一份CPI报告(https://www.bls.gov/schedule)的预定发布时间。如果届时仍未公布相关信息,本市场将根据最近一个有可用数据的前一个月份的数据进行结算。
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