Economic observers generally believe that the inflation data for July, which will soon be released by the United States, will show a rise. The overall inflation rate is expected to climb to 2.8%, while the core inflation rate, excluding food and energy prices, may also rise slightly to 3%.

Analysis shows that the main factors driving this round of inflation rise are the increase in housing costs and energy prices. At the same time, the rise in prices of household goods, medical services, and clothing has also somewhat offset the deflationary effects brought about by the decline in prices of cars and air tickets.

This trend has sparked speculation in the market about the direction of the Federal Reserve's future monetary policy. If inflation continues to rise, it may affect consumers' purchasing power and economic growth expectations. However, there are also opinions that this may be a short-term phenomenon, and as supply chain issues ease and the global economy gradually recovers, inflationary pressures may be alleviated in the coming months.

In any case, the upcoming inflation report will undoubtedly be the focus of close attention from decision-makers and investors, and its results could have profound implications for financial markets and economic policy.