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The Bureau of Labor Statistics will release February CPI on Wednesday; consensus (FactSet) expects inflation to have risen 2.4% in the month. A 2.4% print would be market-moving for interest-rate expectations and the Fed outlook, likely prompting repricing in bond yields and risk assets.

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The Bureau of Labor Statistics will release February CPI on Wednesday; consensus (FactSet) expects inflation to have risen 2.4% in the month. A 2.4% print would be market-moving for interest-rate expectations and the Fed outlook, likely prompting repricing in bond yields and risk assets.