Jonny Matthews focused on consumer strength versus inflation and labor-market signals across the US, UK, and Japan. He highlighted resilient US retail spending and a solid US labor market, contrasted with stagnant UK retail volumes and falling vacancies, and framed Japan’s yields as driven by inflation expectations rather than fiscal pressures 12453. He teased implications for policy: a strong US job market could keep the Fed focused on inflation, while UK data raised questions about consumer fatigue; in Japan, breakevens and nominal yields underscored shifting inflation dynamics 243.
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