Asia Stocks Slip After Strong PPI Print Clouds Fed Rate Cut Outlook
Asian markets started the day on the back foot. Stocks from Tokyo to Hong Kong slipped after fresh U.S. inflation data caught investors off guard. The Producer Price Index, a major measure of wholesale costs, rose more than anticipated. That’s a red flag for those betting on quick interest rate cuts from the U.S. Federal Reserve.
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