Inflation Concerns Weigh on Markets After Surprise Jump in US Rental Costs
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Global shares slipped after stronger-than-expected US inflation figures raised concerns about interest rates staying high.
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US consumer price data showed a surprise increase in rental costs in September, fueling above-target inflation fears.
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Treasury yields rose and futures markets reflected 40% chance of a Fed rate hike in December after the inflation report.
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Inflation reports from Europe due Friday may keep markets on edge about central bank policy.
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Recent stock gains and drop in yields had followed Fed comments that rates may have peaked, now reversed.