U.S. January CPI Expected to Cool Amid Service and Housing Inflation Concerns

The U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) for January is anticipated to show signs of cooling, with key variables being service and housing inflation. According to Jin10, the seasonal factors in January, combined with tariff transmission, could potentially alleviate concerns over persistent inflation. The focus remains on whether these elements can effectively counteract the stickiness of inflation in the service and housing sectors.