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Global Markets Cheer on Better Than Expected Inflation Data

A better-than-expected Consumer Price Index report triggered a big surge in stocks and bonds, as investors bet that interest rates will begin to fall.

Andrew Ross Sorkin
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China, Consumer Price Index, Great Britain, Inflation (Economics), Interest Rates, internal-storyline-no, Politics and Government, Presidential Election of 2024, Stocks and Bonds, United States Economy
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