<h1>Asian Stocks Climb on US Inflation Data and 90-Day US-China Tariff Truce Extension Boosting Trade</h1> Asian stock markets rose following a US stock rally driven by improved inflation data and hopes for Federal Reserve interest rate cuts. A 90-day extension of the US-China tariff truce eased trade tensions, benefiting companies reliant on China-based supply chains. Key indices in Tokyo, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Malaysia posted significant gains, while Japan's exporters saw increased buying after confirmation of a flat 15 percent US import duty. The US consumer price index remained steady at 2.7 percent year-over-year, below expectations, raising prospects for rate reductions to stimulate borrowing and investment. Despite criticism over high market valuations, the Federal Reserve's upcoming decisions will consider recent weaker job reports and inflation trends. Oil prices and currency exchange rates showed minor fluctuations amid the market movements.