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Bond Traders Bet on a CPI Surge That Bolsters Case for Fed Pivot

Bond traders are wagering that inflation figures this week will show the biggest surge in consumer prices in several years, adding to pressure on the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates.

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Bond Traders Bet on a CPI Surge That Bolsters Case for Fed Pivot
Bond traders are wagering that inflation figures this week will show the biggest surge in consumer prices in several years, adding to pressure on the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates.
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