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Consumer Price Index's behavior and what to look out for in China
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Welcome to another exciting episode of The Personal Wealth Coach Podcast with your hosts, Jeff and Jake McClure. This Episode, we talk about today's release of the Consumer Price Index and which sectors rose and which sectors fell. In the event we haven't said much about our expectation for future interest rates, we touch on it here. We'll talk a little bit about China's bleak outlook.
This episode was recorded on April 10th, 2024.
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