Global markets reprice rate-cut expectations as inflation cools unevenly
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Coverage splits on whether easing inflation is durable. Right-leaning outlets frame it as policy overreaction risk while left and center focus on wage resilience.
Key Points
- Coverage splits on whether easing inflation is durable.
- Right-leaning outlets frame it as policy overreaction risk while left and center focus on wage resilience.
- Markets now price fewer cuts than expected at the start of the quarter.
- Investors adjusted their expectations after mixed inflation signals and resilient labor data.
Perspective Summary
- Reuters: Investors adjusted their expectations after mixed inflation signals and resilient labor data.
- Financial Times: Markets now price fewer cuts than expected at the start of the quarter.
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Markets now price fewer cuts than expected at the start of the quarter
Markets now price fewer cuts than expected at the start of the quarter.
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Investors adjusted their expectations after mixed inflation signals and resilient labor data
Investors adjusted their expectations after mixed inflation signals and resilient labor data.
