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Inflation slows more than expected in March in first round of data since Trump's tariffs

1. US inflation rose 2.4%, lower than expected 2.6%. 2. Core CPI at 2.8%, missing projections of 3%. 3. S&P 500 futures dropped 1.3% post-report. 4. Recent tariff pause provided temporary Wall Street relief. 5. Investors are concerned about inflation and recession risks.

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Why Bearish?

Despite lower inflation, the immediate negative market reaction signifies investor apprehension, reminiscent of past tariff impacts.

How important is it?

Inflation rates and tariff impacts are crucial for market outlook and can quickly sway investor sentiment.

Why Short Term?

The inflation data represents a short-term economic signal; broader economic shifts typically take longer.

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