Sweet and Sour

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<p>US headline inflation fell to 3.1% as expected, thanks to an almost 9% fall in gasoline prices since last year, although shelter inflation – which is where everyone sees the biggest potential for easing – remained sticky yet another month. Core inflation eased to 4% on a yearly basis, BUT headline inflation was slightly higher-than-expected […]</p>
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