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Botswana's inflation is expected to peak at 5% this year, a decrease from the previous forecast of 6.2%, due to stabilizing exchange-rate dynamics, according to the Bank of Botswana Governor.

The Chicago Fed president, Goolsbee, suggests holding off on interest rate cuts due to insufficient evidence of declining inflation rates.

JPMorgan believes international and emerging stocks will continue to outperform due to favorable market conditions, including decent growth, low inflation, and a dovish Fed.

Goldman Sachs analysts predict a further increase in Turkish bank stocks in 2027, driven by weaker inflation and falling interest rates.

Japan's economy, plagued by deflation and stagnation for over 30 years, may be turning a corner with the return of inflation and corporate governance reforms.

Foreign investors see opportunity in Japan due to its shift from deflation and stagnation to embracing reform, corporate governance changes, and rising equity participation.

The US stock market, represented by the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq, experienced a surge, resulting in weekly gains, following the Supreme Court's decision to strike down Trump-era tariffs.

US stocks rebounded after the Supreme Court ruled that Trump's tariffs are unlawful, leading to gains in the Nasdaq, S&P 500, and Dow Jones.

Egg prices have collapsed, marking a significant shift in the food inflation landscape, with once-empty shelves now being overstuffed with eggs.

The Federal Reserve's inflation rate exceeded expectations, while GDP growth slowed down more than forecast, leading to losses in S&P 500 futures amidst concerns over potential conflicts and trade policies.

India's central bank has decided to pause interest rates, citing benign inflation and buoyant economic growth, allowing previous rate cuts to take effect.

Treasuries fell ahead of key US inflation data, driven by hawkish signals from the Federal Reserve and rising oil prices due to US-Iran tensions.