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Thursday's hotter-than-expected inflation update sent Treasury yields spiking and stocks tumbling. Stocks were choppy for most of Thursday's session as investors mulled over the latest inflation data. However, the main benchmarks took a sharp turn lower in afternoon trading as Treasury yields spiked. Ahead of the open, data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics showed that the September Consumer Price Index (CPI) was up 0.4% month-over-month and 3.7% year-over-year. While these figures w...

The statistics ministry will release Consumer Price Index data for September and industrial production data for August on October 12, with the latter expected to have surged to 9.1 percent

With the latest CPI print dropping, VettaFi's Nadig sat down with Corbu LLC's managing director Sam Rines to discuss.

Stats SA released last months inflation and CPI statistics on Wednesday, showing a significant decline in inflation.

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The yen was volatile on Monday after slipping to its lowest for the year against the dollar, breaching the key 145 level as traders warily looked for clues on possible intervention, while the dollar rose to touch a more than one month high. Japan's low yields have made the currency an easy target for short-sellers and funding trades, with the widening gap in the interest rates between Japan and the United States leading to persistent weakness in the yen. The yen has fallen around 20% sinc...

With the consumer price index rising to 7.44 per cent in July, retail inflation breached the upper limit of the Reserve Bank of India's tolerance band of 2-6 per cent for the first time in five months.

Inflation continues to ease, leaving the Fed on track to keep interest rates unchanged at its next meeting, experts say. A quirk in year-over-year comparisons caused headline inflation to accelerate for the first time in more than a year in July, but the underlying data once again showed that the pace of rising prices continues to ease, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) revealed Wednesday.The July inflation reading, which was largely in line with expectations, bolsters the case for the Federal Rese

Inflation, as measured by the Consumer Price Index, was up 3.0% in June from a year earlier. That's less than the year-over-year increase in May.

The Reserve Bank of India is likely to stay put in the June monetary policy on the back of a lower inflation print in April and a higher-than-expected Gross Domestic Product growth rate in the January-March quarter, economists said