Upcoming U.S. Inflation Data to Influence Markets Amid Tariff Pass-Through Concerns

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US inflation is expected to rise slightly in June due to tariff pass-through, with core consumer prices increasing by 0.3%, the highest in five months, signaling a potential gradual acceleration in inflation as tariffs impact prices. Economists anticipate a mixed picture with modest tariff effects and softening service prices, while global economic data from Asia, Europe, and Latin America highlight ongoing growth and trade challenges amid geopolitical tensions and policy adjustments.
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