MarketsInflation, growth, and feelings: The 10 most important economic charts of the weekBy Melvin BackmanPublished June 26, 2015InflationThe Federal Reserve’s favorite inflation gauge is holding steadyJapanese inflation is still falling, although other parts of the economy are looking betterNigeria’s foreign exchange reserves are dwindling again, and its central bank is imposing tighter currency controlsGrowthChinese exports aren’t falling as quickly, but Chinese imports are falling fasterColombia’s persistent trade deficit grew a bit moreAmerican GDP growth wasn’t as bad as people thought it was going to beFrance confirmed GDP growth is looking better than people thought it was going to beBrazilian unemployment continues to riseFeelingsGerman businesses are feeling a little gloomierSouth Korean consumers are scared because of the MERS outbreak📬 Sign up for the Daily BriefOur free, fast and fun briefing on the global economy, delivered every weekday morning.Sign me up