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4 days agoGlobal markets climb ahead of U.S. inflation data release

Global equity markets rallied as investors anticipated U.S. inflation data this week, signaling a possible cooling in rate-hike pressure. European and Asian stock indices gained modestly, while credit spreads narrowed and safe haven assets shed demand. Traders noted renewed risk appetite as yields dipped, helping support sectors like tech and industrials. The market’s rebound reflects optimism that softer inflation could ease borrowing costs and restore demand across global equities.
Reuters• By Pooja Kumari
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4 days agoGlobal markets climb ahead of U.S. inflation data release

Global equity markets rallied as investors anticipated U.S. inflation data this week, signaling a possible cooling in rate-hike pressure. European and Asian stock indices gained modestly, while credit spreads narrowed and safe haven assets shed demand. Traders noted renewed risk appetite as yields dipped, helping support sectors like tech and industrials. The market’s rebound reflects optimism that softer inflation could ease borrowing costs and restore demand across global equities.
Reuters• By Pooja Kumari
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Markets rose globally on hopes of softer U.S. inflation data easing rate pressure, boosting risk sentiment across major indices.
Global equity markets rallied as investors anticipated U.S. inflation data this week, signaling a possible cooling in rate-hike pressure. European and Asian stock indices gained modestly, while credit spreads narrowed and safe haven assets shed demand. Traders noted renewed risk appetite as yields dipped, helping support sectors like tech and industrials. The market’s rebound reflects optimism that softer inflation could ease borrowing costs and restore demand across global equities.

Global equity markets rallied as investors anticipated U.S. inflation data this week, signaling a possible cooling in rate-hike pressure. European and Asian stock indices gained modestly, while credit spreads narrowed and safe haven assets shed demand. Traders noted renewed risk appetite as yields dipped, helping support sectors like tech and industrials. The market’s rebound reflects optimism that softer inflation could ease borrowing costs and restore demand across global equities.
Nov 28, 2025 • 10:15