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I just saw the US CPI numbers for March, and there's something interesting there. The annual inflation rate was 3.3%, which was lower than many people expected. The monthly index rose 0.9%, but nothing surprising compared to the forecasts that were circulating.
What catches attention is that this could mean inflationary pressures are really easing. At least, that's what the US CPI data suggest. Some analysts are interpreting it as a positive sign for those worried about the price spiral that has been happening.
In reality, this kind of data usually moves markets quite a bit. If the US CPI continues on this trajectory, it could change policymakers' decisions. Anyway, it's worth keeping an eye on how this will develop in the coming months.