During the fourth and fifth tutorials we will go over how to build the interior, tires and rims. The second and third tutorial will concentrate on adding detail. In the first tutorial you will learn to create the body of a car. There are many details that need to be explained and cannot be shown in images alone This is a full tutorial of how to build a car. DO NOT assume just by looking at the picture. Please read all the explanations next to the pictures. Note: Please keep in mind that every model has different challenges, so be ready to think outside the box and have fun. In addition, you will learn a fast, clean and production friendly way to model a car. In case you decide to work on a different blueprint this tutorial will help you with the fundamentals. This will better prepare you for when you start working on your own models and/or other blueprints. In order for you to better grasp the tutorial, I highly recommend that you do model the same car. This will save you a lot of frustration as you progress through each section. 🎈Overall, I remain cautious but optimistic that the FED will stay on course in its fight against inflation.(Please read): Before you begin the tutorial you should know that the tutorial will only work perfectly if you model the same car. This doesn't mean there aren't any skeletons in the closet, but they have yet to reveal themselves. 🚦 The good news is that no new "bad actors" have surfaced in the last few weeks, and no additional cracks in the financial system are visible. I would still bet that more rate hikes are on the horizon as the FED plays the long game to curb inflation. Fiscal spending remains exceptionally high, partially offsetting the Federal Reserve's (FED) monetary tightening. ⌛️ While US CPI appears to be slowing down, the battle against inflation is far from over. However, a cooldown seems to be underway, as non-farm payrolls were lower than expected. 💪 The labor market remains strong, with a recent reading of 3.4%. 📣CPI dipped to 5.0%, a pleasant surprise compared to the expected 5.2% and a noticeable decrease from 6.0% in March. 🔔 Core CPI reached 5.6%, meeting expectations, with a minor increase of 0.1% compared to 5.5% in March. Now, let's check out the year-over-year (YoY) data: This is a favorable shift from 0.5% in March. 🎯 CPI exceeded expectations with a 0.1% increase, compared to the anticipated 0.2%. This is a slight improvement from the 0.5% increase in March. ⚠️ Core CPI increased by 0.4% compared to the previous month, which is in line with forecasts.
All right, let's dive into the latest US inflation data.įirst up, let's examine the month-over-month (MoM) data:
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