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Week InReview: April 10, 2026

Investors brace for CPI volatility.
Investors are going into today's report on consumer prices hedging against more losses in Treasury bonds, fearing an inflationary rebound spurred by last month's oil price surge | Wall Street leaders have been summoned by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Fed Chair Jerome Powell to an urgent meeting on concerns that the latest AI model from Anthropic will usher in an era of greater cyber risk. | Stocks traded mixed at the end of a turbulent week as investors focused their attention on the Middle East. Oil was set for its steepest weekly loss in nine months. | China exited factory deflation after more than three years, as energy costs surged when the war in Iran disrupted global oil supply. The Chinese government has given state refiners the green light to tap commercial reserves of oil, according to people familiar with the matter. China's President Xi Jinping met the leader of Taiwan's biggest opposition party in a landmark meeting Friday. Xi reaffirmed Beijing's claim to sovereignty over the self-governing democracy, while calling for peace and cooperation. | The S&P 500 cemented its longest winning streak since October after Israel agreed to direct talks with Lebanon. WTI crude rose to nearly $103/barrel around midday in New York, before unwinding much of those gains.
 

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