According to CoinMeta, as reported by an early issuer of in, a strategist from Glenmede stated that investors expect the US CPI in July to rise by 3.4% year-on-year, with core price pressures remaining at a controllable level. As tensions between the US and Iran escalate and oil prices rise in July, there is pressure on the energy sector, but the market response has been stable. The Federal Reserve has ample time before its next meeting to assess two inflation reports in order to determine whether energy pressures are under control. The current inflationary pressures caused by fluctuations in energy prices force the Federal Reserve to extend the period of high interest rates in order to anchor price expectations. The market's optimistic assessment of core inflation obscures the potential risks of a rebound in energy costs. By examining multiple inflation reports, the Federal Reserve aims to ensure that the path of inflation decline is not interrupted by external shocks. This prudent assessment mechanism strengthens the defensive stance of policymakers when making decisions regarding interest rate cuts.