United States: inflation climbs to 3.7% on the Iran war, Wall Street and AI stocks tumble
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South AfricaPretoria gauges the shock as a matter of rates and raw materials: the US inflation in September, driven by gasoline, revives the prospect of a Fed hike and weighs on copper as well as tech stocks.
What each one tells
same framing
ArgentinaBuenos Aires first notes the political setback for Donald Trump: an inflation rate of 3.7% that undermines his discourse on purchasing power just three weeks before the legislative elections.
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American political
the relayed dispatch puts the effect on the presidential camp before the mid-term elections at the forefront of the narrative.
Based on agency dispatches
the text published by two South African titles is the same Reuters dispatch signed by an American correspondent.
What the account puts first
ArgentinaAmerican electoral
the narrative puts the political fate of Trump and the Republicans in the foreground before the effect on households.
Omission of local effects
the articles describe the American markets without addressing the consequences for emerging countries.
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US inflation over one year, September
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only one reports it3.7% year-over-year
this press does not report this figure
Expected annual inflation
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only one reports it3.7% versus the 3.6% expected
9.1 % for fuels
Monthly increase in gasoline
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same figure9.1 % for gasoline
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Decline of CoreWeave
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this press does not report this figure