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Global macro & markets

Softer inflation lifts rate-cut hopes as oil rebounds

List: Global macro watchFocus: rates, FX & commodities

US core CPI rises 0.2% month on month, below the 0.3% forecast. Rate-cut expectations pick up, the 10-year Treasury yield falls to 4.09%, and the dollar weakens. A larger oil inventory draw lifts Brent to $78.40.

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Softer core inflation revives rate-cut bets

The 10-year Treasury yield drops from 4.18% to 4.09%, while the dollar index falls 0.6%. Attention shifts to the next jobs report: a cooling labor market could reinforce the move in rate expectations.

Inflation & rates · 6 related posts
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Oil rallies on inventory draw; demand still debated

US crude inventories fall 4.2 million barrels versus a 1.8 million forecast, lifting Brent 1.6%. Some see refinery restocking as support; others note that fuel consumption has yet to show a clear recovery.

Oil & demand · 4 related posts
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Which sources are supported?

You can add X / Twitter list links. RSS and other websites aren’t supported yet. Private lists and older posts may not be available.

When are digests generated?

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How is noise filtered? Is other content lost?

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