Asian markets bounce after tough week as US inflation looms


HONG KONG: Asian markets rose Friday (May 31) after falling for much of the week, with below-forecast US data injecting some fresh life into hopes the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates this year.

The readings came ahead of the release of the central bank's favoured gauge of inflation later in the day, which could provide more of an idea about the outlook for monetary policy.

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