This week's CPI and PCE data will be released, but the figures are unlikely to shake the Federal Reserve's wait-and-see stance.

February's non-farm payroll data showed weaker-than-expected employment performance, a stark contrast to the market's generally anticipated resilience. However, market expectations for interest rate cuts have not shifted significantly, with interest rate market data indicating that the next rate cut is still highly likely to occur in the second half of the year. This week, CPI and PCE data will be released successively. With the Fed's decision approaching next week, whether inflation data will show signs of cooling and resonate with employment will be the focus of market attention. Analysts suggest that the rebound in energy prices is hindering inflation cooling, and the data is unlikely to shake the Fed's wait-and-see stance. (Jinshi)