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A faster-than-estimated increase in inflation spurred a rout in bonds on bets the Federal Reserve will keep lifting rates, but stocks trimmed losses amid a rebound in chipmakers.
Changes in rates or inflation can affect borrowing costs, household spending and company margins.
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A faster-than-estimated increase in inflation spurred a rout in bonds on bets the Federal Reserve will keep lifting rates, but stocks trimmed losses amid a rebound in chipmakers.
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