Live: US stocks rise on hopes inflation numbers will show steep interest rate rises are working, ASX set to rise
abc.net.au/news/asx-markets-business-live-news-date-year/101847008US stock prices have increased as investors hope that tonight's consumer inflation figures will show that steep interest rate rises in North America have curbed runaway prices.
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