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Asian stocks outside of China are also expected to see a positive open, despite recent retreats in U.S. markets. S&P and Nasdaq futures are showing modest declines as traders prepare for U.S. inflation data, with many market players already placing their expectations on the Federal Reserve's future moves.
The anticipated rise in inflation, particularly in energy and food prices, adds a layer of volatility that traders must navigate. However, the overall sentiment remains buoyant as global markets adjust to a potential shift in monetary policies.