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  1. FOMC directs monetary policy while a Supreme Court ruling impacts trade policy amid rising energy prices from the Iran war.
  2. CPI reports are informing the FOMC's policy tightening decisions, while Goldman Sachs anticipates future Fed rate hikes due to the Iran war's impact on fuel prices.
  3. The Bureau of Labor Statistics delivered its consumer price inflation report while the trade war with Canada continues.

CPI data strengthens Fed rate hike expectations while tariffs on Canadian imports persist.

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CPI data strengthens Fed rate hike expectations while tariffs on Canadian imports persist.

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  1. Inflation concerns drive Fed rate hike expectations, impacting Canadian markets.1 source
  2. CPI data strengthens Fed rate hike expectations amidst ongoing Canadian tariffs.1 source

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