U.S. inflation data for October is scheduled to be released this morning, with economists expecting that CPI was flat on month after rising 0.2% in September. On year inflation is seen slowing to 1% from 1.2%. The data will be followed later in the day by the minutes of the latest FOMC meeting, which will no doubt be scrutinized for any hints as to when the Fed might finally start scaling back QE. Given Ben Bernanke's comments earlier today, the taper might be a few months away yet.
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