Let’s break down the four CPI data points again. Even if they meet expectations, the overall monthly rate will still be higher than the previous value. Meanwhile, the core CPI monthly rate, which excludes food and energy, has a basis for remaining stable. This isn’t contradictory—after all, this is the 'charm of data.' You can’t beat others using the rules they’ve set. At the same time, we should note that after crude oil broke past $100 twice, it has started to release signals of easing. This is no coincidence—it’s precise control. Both the U.S. and Iran are using their own methods to control oil prices and compete for dominance over the strait. As mentioned before, oil prices will only truly stabilize and decline after the U.S. and Iran determine a winner. Whichever side fully controls the strait and maintains peace will bring oil prices down. But for now, that day is nowhere in sight. Meanwhile, Trump hasn’t been idle either. Delaying tariffs on copper is one of his efforts to curb inflation. So, the U.S. isn’t just tweaking things from the data side—they are indeed taking some actions. It’s just that oil prices are so eye-catching that they overshadow the effects of other events. @BITstocks_CN Buy U.S. stocks on BIT—10,000+ U.S. stocks and ETFs, real holdings, and enjoy dividend payouts.