"Market Turmoil: Traders React to Rate Cut Rethink and Lingering Inflation"

TL;DR
Global stocks fell as traders adjusted their expectations for the pace and scale of rate cuts by the Federal Reserve following an unexpected rise in U.S. inflation. The MSCI All-World index dropped 0.1%, while the dollar and Treasury yields remained strong. The prospect of a steep drop in interest rates waned, leading to pressure on global stocks. Yields on 10-year U.S. Treasuries hit their highest in over two months, and the dollar strengthened. In Europe, the STOXX edged up 0.1%, and Japan's Nikkei fell 0.7%. Oil prices remained flat amid geopolitical tensions, while gold fell to $1,989 an ounce.
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