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US inflation data to test market’s bets on future Fed easing By Reuters
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U.S. job growth solid in March; wage inflation cooling By Reuters
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U.S. job growth solid in March; wage inflation cooling By Reuters
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March Jobs Report Shows Hiring Gradually Cooled
U.S. hiring gradually cooled in March as employers added 236,000 workers. The unemployment rate fell to 3.5%. Source link
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Fed refocuses on job market as financial risks ease and inflation remains high By Reuters
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Kuroda departs BOJ after inflation fails to fly like ‘Peter Pan’ By Reuters
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Chile’s March inflation hits 1.1% as cenbank sees prices taking longer to fall By Reuters
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Brazil’s Lula mulls inflation target change as interest rates ‘inexplicable’ By Reuters
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Fed’s Bullard says he sees inflation remaining “sticky” By Reuters
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