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Morning Call: China inflation surges on pork prices
Clare MacCarthy
Senior Editor, Saxo Bank
Senior Editor, Saxo Bank
Summary: In today's edition of the Saxo Morning Call our experts discuss how an 18.2% surge in pork prices has sent China's CPI 2.7% higher YoY. Elsewhere, Italian bond yields are continuing lower. EURAUD is approaching a 10-year high and USDJPY has paused ahead of key resistance.
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