Asian markets mostly rise as traders track a Wall Street rebound following a data release showing US inflation slowed more than expected. Multiple reports attribute the regional gains to investors reassessing the outlook for US interest rates after the inflation figures came in softer than economists projected for the prior month. The renewed optimism follows a rally on US exchanges, which is described as being driven by the better-than-expected inflation reading. In turn, the improved data supports expectations that policy tightening may be less aggressive than previously feared, encouraging investors to add risk. Overall market performance across Asia is described as broadly positive rather than uniform, with gains reported as “mostly higher.” The story centers on how the US inflation slowdown influences sentiment and pricing of economic and monetary expectations, and it links Asian trading activity directly to the overnight movement in Wall Street. No specific sector or company drivers are emphasized in the available excerpts; the emphasis remains on macroeconomic developments and their immediate impact on regional equities.