Today, Megan gives her take on the much-anticipated CPI report for March.

Megan discusses the surprising inflation trends, challenging the notion of seasonal influences. Despite initial expectations, inflation seems to be holding steady, even showing slight increases, much to the concern of the Federal Reserve.

Key highlights include:

• Analysis of CPI report for March, revealing unexpected inflationary pressures.
• Insights into the sources of inflation beyond energy prices, focusing on housing and service sectors.
• Market reactions to the inflation data, with substantial volatility observed.

Megan also shares expert opinions on:

• The potential impact of inflation on interest rate cuts and Federal Reserve policy.
• Predictions for future market trends and economic outlook.

Stay tuned for a second episode later today, where Megan will provide further analysis based on the latest FOMC minutes.

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