Michelle Gibley reacts to the latest CPI data and explains why the E.U. is cutting interest rates while the U.S. holds firm. She sees opportunities in Europe, citing a growth story “different than we’ve seen in the past” driven by higher government spending, boosted manufacturing and more. Michelle notes that China does not have an inflation problem, charting its CPI and PPI reports over the last few years, and discusses how that influences their economic choices.