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The US remains focused on economic numbers and whether a slowing economy can offset higher inflation. Expectations are if data releases fail to meet analysis consensus, then we may see inflation peak and therefore a less aggressive US Fed Reserve towards interest rates. This would bee seen as a positive for shares but I suspect only in the short term. US employment data came out stronger than expected and weighed on the US into the weekend as the USD pushed higher and US bonds lower.
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