CPI rose only 0.1% in November and proved 7.1% in the past 12 months. The CPI in monthly sectors. CPI was lower than the economists' consensus expectation of 0.3%. 

That also triggered a massive bond rally, and that can cause treasury yields to plummet. The Fed never fights market rates, so even though the Chairman. And that serves as a warning to us of more possible rate increases. 

The public feels the market will pause after last Wednesday's 0.5% rate hike since they will be in sync with the market rates in satisfactory condition. Last Tuesday, the Labor Department said that the Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose only 0.1% in November. 

Meanwhile, over the previous 12 months, inflation increased by 7.1%. So the monthly CPI was lower than the economists' consensus expectation of 0.3%, which triggered it. So the bear market is likely to last until 2023. 

The Fed will also raise interest rates higher, and US inflation will trigger a massive bond. So if US inflation isn't shut down, and the public is very concerned about the recession with the conditions it was previously anticipated now.

Bear Market Likely to Last in 2023 as Fed Raises Interest Rates Higher

Many say that this is a brutal year for the US stock market is coming to an end. Investors hoping to see a brighter 2023 may need more time. And in moderate inflation, wall street weighs the possibility of a recession next year, affecting conditions.

Although hopes of moderating inflation and the prospect of smaller interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve have buoyed stocks in stocks in recent weeks, the relief rally has quickly faded, and some markets. 

While the industrial Average, has plunged more than 3,800 points. The bear market is likely to continue into 2023, according to James Demmert. The chief investment officer at Main Street Research.

So this is an indication that interest rates could climb higher than previously anticipated with the bear market continuing into 2023. Fed policymakers also voted last week to raise the benchmark interest rate by 50 basis points.

This will range from 4.25% to 4.5%. So that this can slow down their campaign to cool the economy amid early signs, which lead to high inflation and stubbornness, but it's starting to ease.

However, officials said the aggressive path of rate increase for next year: plots and individual members with fixed policy markers. The rate projected by officials is also a sign of market expectation with statements that will cut interest rates more.

Officials also indicated that economic growth is likely to occur in the near future. The jobless rate to remain elevated in 2024 and 2025 as a steeper rate continues. So for borrowing costs, it is possible that the bank preferred a 2% target despite a slight rise last month.

US Inflation Isn't Slowdown, and Public is Very Concerned About Recession

However, it was stated that the US inflation slowdown is not coming from the Fed's rate hikes. The economists predicted that supply chain snags in part of the business. Meanwhile, the inventories have little to do with it, and sales have picked up in the existing market.

And for falling rent costs, the current lag condition can continue to rise. Rent is also often lower in response so that principals will be sensitive following job growth. And in fact, the labor market has the opportunity to strengthen, and wages will rise.

Part of the reason the Fed increases interest rates is that the market interprets them as unstable. A slower pace can cause instability. So wages will dictate the path of inflation so that the bear market will only appear in the index and last in 2023.