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After CPI data rocked global markets, focus shifts to core PCEBOJ may hint at future rate hikes; German Ifo index dueFederal Reserve officials are about to get further confirmation that progress ...

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The core metric, which strips out energy and food, is expected to rise 0.3% from the prior month after a similar gain in February.While the core PCE data may not be as strong as the consumer price index — which topped estimates and rattled markets earlier this month — Fed Chair Jerome Powell and other officials have signaled that it’ll take longer for them to gain the necessary confidence in a downward trajectory of inflation before cutting rates.Policymakers will observe the traditional public-speaking blackout period during the coming week, ahead of their two-day meeting that concludes May 1.The fresh inflation numbers on Friday will be accompanied by March personal spending and income figures. Against a backdrop of healthy job growth, economists project another solid gain in household outlays for goods and services. 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