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Specimen · illustrative
Economy · Inflation · Global RUN 12:00 UTC

Headline inflation cooled again across major economies this cycle, but services prices remain sticky in the US and the eurozone, keeping central banks cautious on rate cuts. Asia's picture diverges: Japan holds mild inflation while China flirts with deflation, and food prices are pressuring households across South Asia.

What this might influence
Bond yields Rate-cut odds Mortgage timing Grocery budgets FX for travel
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