Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic expressed openness to a potential interest rate cut in September, emphasizing the need for timely monetary policy adjustments. In light of recent inflation data showing a decrease, bond investors are slightly lowering their expectations for interest rate cuts, now pricing in a 25 basis point reduction, while also considering the possibility of a 50 basis point cut. The Producer Price Index (PPI) has also shown softer inflation, which may support expectations for multiple rate cuts by the Federal Reserve this year. Meanwhile, UK traders have begun pricing in additional rate cuts from the Bank of England following underwhelming inflation figures. The Bank of England's recent quarter-point cut and the robust UK labor market further complicate the monetary policy landscape. Overall, market sentiment remains cautious as the economic outlook continues to shift based on inflation data.