The markets are sure to react to the latest inflation reading, which came in hot.
The Consumer Price Index jumped three-tenths of a point in April to 8.3 percent.
The expectation was for a slight decrease, indicating inflation has peaked.
Tomorrow we will get the important Producer Price Index, which measures price increases before they are passed along to the consumer.
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